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Who We Are | The Movement for Good Governance

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The Movement for Good Governance. The Movement for Good Governance (MGG) is a constituency for change. We are Filipino citizens and organizations who aim to promote transparent, participatory, and accountable governance. We believe that the Philippines deserves better governance, but we realize that no one other than ourselves can deliver this to our nation. We reject cynicism and indifference, as we place great confidence in the Filipino’s innate nobleness, decency, and righteousness. December 21, 2008).

timbangan 2013 | The Movement for Good Governance

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The Movement for Good Governance. April 25, 2013. Timbangan 2013: The Results from Pasig. On April 24, 2013, the Timbangan process done in the Ateneo Professional Schools in Makati. Was replicated in Barangay Maybunga, Pasig City. This second exercise in evaluating the 2013 senatorial candidates may have yielded a different ranking, but what remained the same was the marked change in voter preferences after the process of benchmarking. It is clear that using the scorecard. Click table to enlarge. Gathere...

MGG gives Aquino administration grade of 4.69 | The Movement for Good Governance

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The Movement for Good Governance. July 22, 2011. MGG gives Aquino administration grade of 4.69. MGG gives Aquino administration grade of 4.69 for 1st year in office. Experts from the Movement for Good Governance (MGG) have given President Aquino a grade of 4.69 for his first year in office, a rating based standards or metrics that the President himself set for his administration at the beginning of his term. His address metamorphosed into the program of government formally known as President Aquino’s Soc...

The Movement for Good Governance | We deserve better! | Page 2

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The Movement for Good Governance. April 8, 2016. What a Difference a Townhall Meeting Makes. Studies show that Filipino voters choose their candidates based on popularity and public image. But the conduct of townhall meetings. Shows that with access to information and open discussions, voters change their preferences and choose their candidates based on performance. The Movement for Good Governance (MGG) with its Chairman Prof. Solita Monsod has been using a scorecard. 1 = Mahina (Weak). Voters ask to be...

MGG gives Aquino administration grade of 5.77 | The Movement for Good Governance

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The Movement for Good Governance. July 19, 2013. MGG gives Aquino administration grade of 5.77. Low scores were given to the sluggish performance of the export sector, the decrease in employment opportunities, and the disappointingly small reduction in population poverty incidence for the first semester of 2012, 27.9 percent compared to 28.6 percent in 2009. MGG expressed disappointment in the slow pace in the implementation of the Public-Private Partnership. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. A group of citize...