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Item PAM 602: Governance and developmentApas, Roel Jr D. (Davao del Sur State College, 2025)Governance and development are closely interconnected concepts that shape the capacity of governments and public institutions to promote inclusive, sustainable, and equitable societal progress. This subject examines the principles, processes, and institutions involved in governance and their influence on economic, social, political, and environmental development. It emphasizes the roles of government, civil society, the private sector, and communities in addressing public issues and achieving development goals. The discussion also highlights key concepts such as good governance, accountability, transparency, participation, decentralization, public service delivery, and sustainable development. Through the study of governance and development, students are expected to understand how effective institutions, responsive leadership, citizen participation, and sound public policies contribute to improving the quality of life and advancing communities. Ultimately, the subject develops the knowledge and analytical skills of Bachelor of Public Administration students in understanding governance challenges and identifying approaches that can contribute to effective, inclusive, and sustainable development.