Abstract
Good urban governance results in economic efficiency, social equity, gender-aware policies, overall sustainability and ultimately, improved living conditions of not only the urban poor but all city residents. […] Good urban governance is not merely a matter of efficient management; it also has political dimensions related to democracy, human rights and civic participation in decision-making processes. (UNCHS, 2001: 211, emphasis in original)
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