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TRUST AND ETHICAL DIGITAL GOVERNANCE FOR THE WORLD WE WANT


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Page No: 44-54
Language: English
Authors: Dr. John Motsamai Modise*
Received: 2025-02-22
Accepted: 2025-03-06
Published Date: 2025-03-09
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Abstract:
The aim of the article is to explore the critical relationship between trust and ethical governance in building a desirable future for all. The objectives are to analyze the importance of trust in healthy societies and the consequences of its erosion. Examine the challenges and opportunities for ethical governance in a complex world. Highlight key principles and strategies for fostering trust and building ethical governance models. Inspire reflection and action towards realizing a world built on trust and ethical leadership. Understanding the State of Trust and Ethical Governance. Research Questions are to what extent do citizens in different countries trust their governments and institutions? What factors contribute to or erode trust in institutions like government, media, and businesses? How do perceptions of fairness, transparency, and accountability influence trust in governance? How has digital technology impacted trust and ethical governance? What are the generational differences in perceptions of trust and ethical governance? the research will draw upon relevant academic literature, research reports, and policy documents on trust in governance, ethics, and social development. Analyze real-world examples of successful and unsuccessful approaches to building trust and ethical governance. Incorporate diverse perspectives from various regions and stakeholder groups.
Keywords: Trust and ethical governance, healthy societies, consequences of its erosion.

Journal: IRASS Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies
ISSN(Online): 3049-0073
Publisher: IRASS Publisher
Frequency: Monthly
Language: English

TRUST AND ETHICAL DIGITAL GOVERNANCE FOR THE WORLD WE WANT