Comparative Analysis
Comparative Analysis for PNOY’S performance based on the article of Movement for Good Governance
Submitted by:
Maria Monic Viri Pascual
2BMF-2
Submitted to:
Mr. Jann Mark Estremera
Professor
Movement for Governance (MGG)
The Movement for Good Governance (MGG) is a constituency for change. They are Filipino citizens and organizations who aim to promote transparent, participatory, and accountable governance.
They believe that the Philippines deserves better governance, but realize that no one other than ourselves can deliver this to our nation.
Rejects cynicism and indifference, as we place great confidence in the Filipino’s innate nobleness, decency, and righteousness.
Hopes to provide the spark that will ignite the people’s passion and love of country that will spur all of us to build a better society.
The mission is to provide a point of convergence and promote solidarity among the diverse reform initiatives around the country that share the common objective of building a better and stronger Filipino nation.
What they do:
The Movement for Good Governance (MGG) provides a point of convergence and promotes solidarity among the diverse reform initiatives around the country.
MGG focuses on elections as a major opportunity to exercise good governance and elect new leaders. To increase the electorate’s capabilities to chose their leaders, MGG supports voter education programs and conducts townhall meetings with candidates on key issues. MGG aims to shift away voters’ attention from personality contests to the qualifications of candidates and to intelligent discussions of issues. During townhall meetings, MGG promotes the use of its scorecard, a simple guide to evaluating candidates, based on three key leadership criteria: effectiveness, empowering, and ethical leadership.
MGG conducts annual benchmarking and assessment of the Aquino Administration based standards or metrics that the President himself set at the beginning of his term. MGG’s
Submitted by:
Maria Monic Viri Pascual
2BMF-2
Submitted to:
Mr. Jann Mark Estremera
Professor
Movement for Governance (MGG)
The Movement for Good Governance (MGG) is a constituency for change. They are Filipino citizens and organizations who aim to promote transparent, participatory, and accountable governance.
They believe that the Philippines deserves better governance, but realize that no one other than ourselves can deliver this to our nation.
Rejects cynicism and indifference, as we place great confidence in the Filipino’s innate nobleness, decency, and righteousness.
Hopes to provide the spark that will ignite the people’s passion and love of country that will spur all of us to build a better society.
The mission is to provide a point of convergence and promote solidarity among the diverse reform initiatives around the country that share the common objective of building a better and stronger Filipino nation.
What they do:
The Movement for Good Governance (MGG) provides a point of convergence and promotes solidarity among the diverse reform initiatives around the country.
MGG focuses on elections as a major opportunity to exercise good governance and elect new leaders. To increase the electorate’s capabilities to chose their leaders, MGG supports voter education programs and conducts townhall meetings with candidates on key issues. MGG aims to shift away voters’ attention from personality contests to the qualifications of candidates and to intelligent discussions of issues. During townhall meetings, MGG promotes the use of its scorecard, a simple guide to evaluating candidates, based on three key leadership criteria: effectiveness, empowering, and ethical leadership.
MGG conducts annual benchmarking and assessment of the Aquino Administration based standards or metrics that the President himself set at the beginning of his term. MGG’s