The breadth of coverage of governance themes is illustrated by the range of programmes and institutions from different backgrounds working from global to local levels.
Programmes and
Institutions
Regarding governance, who is doing what, where and why?
- Commission on Global Governance - Site no longer available. The CCG was set up by the United Nations in 1992 to look at the issue of global governance. Its main output was a report on "The Global Neighbourhood" in 1994.
- UN Economic Commission for Africa: Governance and Public Administration
- Institute on Governance, Canada
- Transparency International
- UNCHS: Training and Capacity-Building
- British Council: Governance and Law
- id21: Urban Poverty and Governance
- Innovation in Governance Project, Technische Universitat Berlin
- OCED/SIGMA: Good Governance in Central and Eastern Europe
- UNCHS: The Global Campaign on Urban Governance
- UNCHS and WACLAC: Towards a World Charter of Local Self-Government
- UNDP: Oslo Governance Centre
- UNESCO: Ethics and Corruption in Education
- UNESCO: Management of Social Transformations (MOST)
- World Bank: Communication for Governance and Accountability Program (CommGAP)
- WCF: Global Governance Initiative
- WHO: Healthy Cities and Urban Governance
- World Bank: Blog on People, Spaces, Deliberation
- Good Governance and the IMF's Role
- Basel Institute on Governance
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