Enabling environment definition
Enabling environment means- institutions of citizen participation and accountability. Anwar Shah adds the notion of – “authorizing environment” which in his words, “represents the institutional mechanisms to translate constitutional mission to concrete objectives and actions. These include societal norms, formal and informal rules, procedures and organizations dealing with participation, consultation, policy making and accountability. Legislative coordination and oversight bodies are important elements of authorizing environment. These institutions ensure that public sector is solely focused on citizen aspirations.” (Shah, 2004, p6).
Enabling environment means the environment the quality of which ensures ecological safety, sustainable functioning of natural ecological systems, other natural-anthropogenic objects;
Examples of Enabling environment in a sentence
These are: • Environment, energy, climate change and disaster risk reduction • Enabling environment of effective economic and social governance and enhanced security • Social protection and poverty reduction with an emphasis on vulnerable groups • Food and nutritional security • Public health within the context of the development agenda using rights-based approach, maintaining focus on HIV/AIDS and non-communicable diseases • Capacity development and institutional strengthening.
NIM Government UN System UNDAF Priority: Enabling environment for economic and social governance and enhanced security.