Characteristics of Good Governance are

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  Characteristics of Good Governance are 

 Accountability, 

 Demonstrates sincerity and commitment to the job/duty 

• Does not make excuses, demonstrates a ‘can do’ attitude and delivers consistently

 • Takes personal ownership for the quality of own work and keeps stakeholder informed about the progress 

• Remains focussed on delivery within specified timeframe 

Transparency,



 Equity and Inclusiveness, 

  • Makes timely decisions that takes into account relevant facts, tasks, goals, constraints, risk and conflicting points of view.
  • Empathy is about being able to accurately hear out and understand the thoughts, feelings and concerns of others, even when these are not made explicit.
  • Delegates responsibility with the appropriate level of autonomy so that others are free to innovate and take the lead.


Participatory, 


Consensus Orientation, 


Following Rule of Law, 


Effectiveness and Efficiency:

 Tries to do the job well and as expected 

• Works towards meeting timelines and expresses a desire to do better

 • Is mindful of waste, inefficiency and red-tapism while discharging duties

Keeps track of and measures outcomes against a higher standard of performance 

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