Role of Private actors/business in Global Governance

            The US Department of the Defense has appointed the private companies securities for supporting stability operation and international peace in the country in the field of security governance. For the health governance, the World Bank is providing funds to the NGOs. To increase the health of the population of the Afghan people United State agencies, the European Union is providing funds for international development (Willetts 2010).

        For both fields, international and government associations have the performance of employees which is based on contracting and measurement performance for legitimizing the association of the functions of the services to non-state actors regarding the population and government of Afghan. It relies on their own donor and constituencies as well as international and national public opinion. They have claimed standards of performance are helpful in a measure the effectiveness, ensuring the accountability of public and for the generating the legitimacy.

       There is the huge difference between health governance and security as well as it can observe by the outcomes of the performance for the performativity action in the dual field by comparing with detrimental consequences to how the all publi8c goods are implemented and conceptualized.

References of Private actors/business in Global Governance

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Un- Habitate. 2016. URBANIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT. World Cities Report 2016.

Willetts, P. 2010. Non-governmental organizations in world politics: the construction of global governance. Routledge.