Assessment of Good governance Indicators in the Water Sector

Subject Areas : Water and Environment

seyednaseraldin badisar ¹ , seyed mohammad sadegh ahmadi ² , atefehsadat modabernejhad ³

1 - Ph.D., Public Law, Isfahan Branch (Khorasgan) , Islamic Azad University, Isfahan, Iran
2 - Faculty Member of Law Department, Isfahan Branch (Khorasgan), Islamic Azad University Isfahan, Iran. *(Corresponding Author)
3 - Graduate Student of Sociology at Yasouj University

Received: 2017-09-25 Accepted : 2018-12-05 Published : 2020-04-20

Keywords: Evaluation, Water, government, Index, Good governance,

Abstract :

The government has a number of commitments to water that it has not yet been able to meet, and so far no research has been conducted on the critique and evaluation of good governance indicators in the water sector so that the government achieves sustainable governance of water resources. Therefore, this purpose and necessity led to the writing of this research. This research is a descriptive-analytical method. In this research, governance indicators based on international documents and relevant laws are studied and analyzed and adapted to the current situation of water governance in Iran. In the field of good governance, based on the indicators provided by the Asia-Pacific Economic and Social Commission, the current state of water governance in Iran was adjusted and examined. It is generally believed that water problems today and tomorrow in the country are more the result of unfavorable governance than absolutely water shortage. Good governance in the water sector never comes to an end; as a process, it depends on the repetition of activities that deepen trust. Good governance in the country's water sector through changes in the policy-making and decision-making structure of the country, ie through systemic management with respect to the establishment of a powerful organization As the custodian of the country's development, standardizing the ways of doing things, demarcating the boundaries of powers and decisions, regulating and systematizing behaviors, legalizing government officials and employees, immediate reflection of violations, transparency in work, meritocracy, elitism and use of expert and academic capacities. It is possible to evaluate the performance and accountability of the country's economy to a competitive private sector.

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