Question

Explain how the levels of National,provincial and local government adress the interests of civil society.​

Answer 1

Answer:

National, provincial and local government addressing the interest of civil society:

• National Government: Every nation needs an authorised administration, which would serve the people of the nation. The role of the National Government is to ensure protection, to give proper education, to protect civil rights and to offer all the necessary commodities (including foods, clothes, materials, etc.) nationwide. National Government works on foreign policies to bring various economical or scientific services to its people.

• Provincial Government: A Provincial Government has administrative power over a province within the nation, under the structural institution of National Government. It works to serve the civil society with education, health and social development. It also takes care of agriculture and roads. Moreover Provincial Government connects National Government with Local Government constitutionally.

• Local Government: A local government is the lowest part of governance. It is a form of public administration locally. The power to local government is delegated to them by provincial legislature.

Answer 2

Answer  It works to serve the society.

Explanation: It's serves the society with with education, health, and social development. It takes care of agriculture and roads. The Provincial Government connects with National with Local governments. Local governments are special areas, as what the word means. Local governments include neighborhoods, cities and towns, special districts, and school districts. National governments are governments in particular countries. National governments interest the society because they share the power to build roads, collect taxes, borrow money, etc. Provincial governments are empires or countries of a province. "Provincial" is the word province. They share areas or provinces, because they're responsible for those areas listed.