<em>Governance</em> is the political process of decision making regarding public affairs and subsequent implementation of these decisions. The governance is considered to be <em>good </em>when it is effective, transparent and not only receives public support but also finds a way to work out beneficial solution for minority groups.
<em>Democratic conduct</em> is an <u>auspicious background for the good governance because it is based on the mechanism in which people themselves govern their countries through the system of representation.</u> Sufficient rotation and accountability created by democratic institutions provides for a healthy environment in which public needs are met in an effective and fair way.
For example, good governance is very beneficial on the local level. By means of Community Councils, empowered citizens can meet, discuss and work out the best course of action for local matters, such as introduction of more sustainable garbage management systems. By means of Community Councils citizens can decide how to introduce garbage sorting into the Community. It is often done through the cooperation with non-profit organisations. Being a key element in civil society, non-profit organisations also contribute to the good governance.
