Managing community governance: determinants and inhibiters

Abstract

Community governance is about the structures and processes for decision making at a community level. It is concerned with the capacity to function well, that is, the interaction of the human capital, organizational resources and social capital that can be leveraged to solve collective problems and enhance the well-being of a community. The purpose of this paper is to describe a study of community governance in six local government areas which identified the factors that inhibit or promote successful community governance.

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