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SAARC Human Resource Development CentreUNESCO Indicators For Good Governance Governmental Processes / Procedures Institutions (Public/Private) Civil Society OrganizationsUNDP Indicators For Good Governance (UNIT – WorldGovernance Assessment – WGA)UNDP Defines “Governance ” As The Exercise OfEconomic, Political & Institutional/ AdministrativeAuthority To Manage A Country’s Affairs.Human Development Centre (HDC) Indicators For GoodGovernance(Unit-human Governance Index – HGI)HDC, established in 1999, by late Dr Mahbub-ul-Haq.Political process of selection & rejection.Economic -widening of economic opportunitiesCivic-involvement of people in Governance through civil society.Asian Development Bank Indicators For Good GovernanceAccountabilityParticipationPredictabilityTransparencyGuidance For Governance In ContemporaryReligions/IslamThe Historical Sermon Of Holy Prophet (PBUH)Allah says “O people I created you from one male and one female andmade you into tribes and nations so as to be known to one another. Themost honoured among you is the one who is most God fearing.There is no superiority for an Arab over a Non-Arab. Nor for the white overthe black nor for the black over the white, except in God – Consciousness.Verily your blood, your property and your honour are sacred and inviolableuntil you appear before your Lord.Verily you have got certain rights over your women and your women havecertain rights over you.And your slaves, see that you feed them with such food that you eatyourselves and clothe them with clothes that you yourself wear.Listen and obey though a mangled abyssinian slave is appointed your Amir,provided he executes the Book of Allah among you.Usury is strictly prohibited in Islam. Those who have invested their capitalto earn interest can take back their capital only; they should neitheroppress nor be oppressed.Governance ChallengesFaced by PakistanTerrorismEducated - Un-employed YouthLaw & Order /Writ Of Govt AccountabilityCorruptionTransparencyNepotism/FavouritismPovertyEconomicIntoleranceExtravaganceNatural DisastersTha nk You28