Public management, administration, and governance are not neutral concepts; they are value normative and carry consequential outcomes. In a similar fashion, the United Nations Development Program espoused, through a number of seminars, workshops, and working papers, extended notions of economic governance, political governance, social governance, and administrative governance, all of which constitute the elements of systemic governance, a notion that “encompasses the processes and structures of society that guide political and economic relationships” for multiple purposes, including the promotion of good governance