“We need to share power with the people from crafting our policies, to planning our programs, to making our budget, and monitoring implementations and accomplishments. This is the heart and soul of good governance. This allows decisions at the policy making table to truly be responsive to what people need on the ground and not defined by the crosshairs of politics, economic status, or family name. This is how we reject the trickle down approach. We don’t just give people a monitoring role. We allow them to say their piece in all stages of governance. We give all sectors a voice – AND LISTEN WHEN THEY SPEAK. Good governance always require three things – transparency of processes, accountability of officials and people participation. I KNOW, and I say this with all conviction in my soul, that there will be NO INCLUSIVE growth until decision-making involves people on the ground.” ~Representative Leni Robredo
Posted on: Sat, 13 Sep 2014 12:30:53 +0000
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