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Governance

For the realization of life in dignity, public institutions must conduct public affairs fairly and manage public resources equitably. This decision making and implementation processes relates to governanceIDLO works to strengthen the government, the private sector and civil society in improving their efficiency and accountability as key entities vital to good governance. In doing this, IDLO focus is to:
  • Establish and strengthen the public procurement frameworks;
  • Enhance the accountability and transparency of governance institutions;
  • Support inclusive and grass/root community participation in governance;
  • Promote the application of legislative oversight functions.

Goal: To achieve accountability and transparency in the decision making process of public institutions.
For more information about IDLO’s Governance program, contact: governance@idlo.int
SELECTED PROJECT
Nigeria Peace Project
Program Objective:
The goal of this project is to contribute to promoting harmonious co-existence amongst religious and tribal groups in Plateau State of Nigeria.

Component 1: Conflict Dialogue and Analysis
Under this component, inter religious and inter ethnic stakeholders have been convened to identify, understand and work towards resolving the conflict in Plateau State.

Component 2: Synthesis of Reports of Judicial Commission of Inquiry
This component builds synergy and harmonizes the reports of seven Judicial Commissions of Inquiry. It studied and analyzed these reports and recommendations as a basis for a holistic understanding of the intricacies and complexities of the conflicts. The report is due to be published in October.

Component 3: Healing and Forgiveness
The premise behind this component is that if psychological wounds of victims are not healed, they are more likely to become perpetrators of crime down the road. Thus, this component will convoke several community based/grassroots healing and forgiveness sessions that will facilitate the transition from personal process of forgiveness towards group processes of reconciliation.