Dr Daisy
Concept of Local Governance in Federalism explores the role of local government institutions (LGIs) in delivering services, strengthening accountability, and promoting inclusive governance at the grassroots level. The session highlights how effective local governance systems contribute to democratic stability, public trust, and responsive administration.
It examines key principles such as decentralization, subsidiarity, participatory governance, and financial autonomy, while also addressing the challenges of governance in transitional and conflict-affected contexts. Particular attention is given to hybrid governance models, controlled transparency, and the importance of strong internal accountability mechanisms.
Through practical frameworks and case studies, the training provides valuable insights into how local governance can serve as a foundation for building a resilient and sustainable federal democratic system.
