The Good Governance Podcast
The Good Governance Podcast
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What would it take for government to actually be good?Join The Geneva Institute for Leadership and Public Policy as we explore what it takes for government to function well, solve problems and make peoples lives a little bit better. Through thought provoking discussions with effective and compassionate government leaders and policy influencers from around the world, we hope to highlight what actually works and inspire leaders toward good governance.
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This podcast focuses on effective governance, public policy responses, and leadership strategies with episode examples like how successful negotiation techniques improve diplomatic relations and the role of empathy in public administration. The discussions also emphasize the significance of compassion in policy-making and the impact of governmental effectiveness on people's lives.
What would it take for government to actually be good?
Join The Geneva Institute for Leadership and Public Policy as we explore what it takes for government to function well, solve problems and make peoples lives a little bit better. Through thought provoking discussions with effective and compassionate government leaders and policy influencers from around the world, we hope to highlight what actually works and inspire leaders toward good governance.
In this episode, Kumafan examines why independent, high-quality statistics are not a technical luxury but foundational infrastructure for accountable governance. He discusses the practical work of making underrepresented communities visible through community mapping, the institutional conditions required for statistical integrity, and how data strengthens both decision-making and democratic accountability — even under real resource constraints.
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