The YUVA Administration is accountable to the communities it serves. We are a mission-based organisation that promotes the highest professional and ethical standards. YUVA exercises responsible resource management and mobilisation and is responsive to the communities we serve.

At YUVA, good governance is a basic form of accountability, has a formal structure, and involves the separation of governance and government. These three key elements form the foundation of good governance, which is essential for a functioning society and a fair and just government.

Good governance promotes transparency, reduces corruption, and ensures effective decision-making. It provides a framework for addressing YUVA stakeholders’ needs and concerns and promotes inclusivity in decision-making processes. Good governance also plays a vital role in maintaining stability and trust within the NGO.

One key aspect of good governance at YUVA is accountability. This means that those in positions of power are responsible for their actions and decisions. They must answer to the public and hold themselves accountable to ethical standards. This ensures transparency in decision-making processes and reduces the risk of corruption.

Another important element of good governance at YUVA is transparency. This refers to the openness and accessibility of information related to government policies, actions, and decisions. With transparency, various stakeholders can hold their leaders accountable and participate in decision-making processes. It also helps build trust between the NGO and its stakeholders.

Participation is also a crucial component of good governance at YUVA. This means that YUVA’s stakeholders have the right to engage in decision-making processes actively and have their voices heard. Through participation, individuals can contribute to decision-making processes, express their concerns, and advocate for their needs.