Re: [WDDM] Re Daniel Rosen Martin Jackson

["Pras Anand" <pras_anand(at)hotmail.com>]

Thanks Martin,

www.sewa.org is an example of a system than helps to protect,support and govern the lives of poor women in india and get them into self-employment.

I am not in a position to list many examples of good governance, what I was saying is that there are many examples going on every day on smaller levels.

I could suggest that the northern european nations in general have many good processes and practices (the dutch system is based on the minoans.

The purpose of my statement was to say that if we look even for a short time, we can find examples of positive change and good governance.

I also get the feeling that if i was to start listing examples, you would have great arguments about why each are not good practices, someone else would have another point of view - and we'd all be running around the same problem of arguing without any productive outcome.

I would like to say also that there are many people building methods and tools which I believe can create good governance. Perhaps there have not been more than a handful of positive governments (i have the feeling people here in Europe don't appreciate how great far their governments have come) but there can be change brought about through interaction.

I can recommend searching for "good governance" on google and see who is putting money behind that buzzword. It's worth looking into that.

Regards

Pras