Originally published on the Brookings.edu site.
Underpinning the response to these complex health and economic challenges is good governance. Strengthened democratic institutions, transparent elections, and inclusive reforms are key to building and maintaining safe and productive societies. The extent to which governments can best serve their people not only during crises, but at all times, depends on mutual trust between government and their people.
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