Abstract
Several
Latin
American
countries
are
investing
in
developing
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
frameworks
or
strategies.
Besides
the
widespread
mention
of
ethical
guidelines,
one
can
identify
main
regulatory
paths
that
this
region
has
taken
about
AI
Governance.
The
chapter
describes
public
policies
region’s
as
well
internal
and
external
stakeholders
involved.
It
uses
a
qualitative
methodology
to
assess
strategies
Argentina,
Colombia,
Chile,
Costa
Rica
Brazil,
describing
influence
international
organizations
development
their
national
policies.
After
description,
presents
debate
limitations
challenges
primary
parties
Drawing
on
risk
regulation
framework
emphasizes
monitoring,
standard-setting,
behavior
modification,
advocates
shift
from
traditional
multistakeholderism
networked
governance.
This
approach
promotes
transparency,
trust,
genuine
local
engagement,
ensuring
foster
both
technological
innovation
social
justice
America.
concludes
gave
little
space
cultural
within
due
values
diminishing
own
approaches.
People and Nature,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 5, 2025
Abstract
As
more
people
live
in
cities,
there
is
growing
concern
about
the
decline
human–nature
interactions,
which
negatively
affect
health
and
engagement
with
conservation
efforts.
Experiencing
nature
urban
green
spaces
could
counteract
this
trend.
However,
access
to
these
often
limited
due
a
decreasing
positive
orientation
of
towards
for
challenging
life
circumstances—an
important
aspect
environmental
justice.
This
study
examines
seven
programmes
promoted
by
Berlin
Nature
Conservation
Foundation
foster
interactions
between
Berlin,
Germany,
while
highlighting
importance
biodiversity.
We
identify
targeted
groups,
types
used,
participation
programmes,
challenges
enablers
their
implementation.
The
target
diverse
ranging
from
general
public
(
Long
Day
Urban
,
Environmental
Calendar
Wild
)
space
visitors
Rangers
primary
school
children
Nemo
),
deprived
neighbourhoods
Experience
Areas
circumstances
Companions
).
provide
wide
range
nature,
natural
remnants
designed
novel
ecosystems.
Most
direct
except
video
clips
as
multiplicator
nature‐related
activities.
In
2023,
number
participants
outdoor
ranged
1400
42,000,
website
traffic
digital
was
approximately
10
times
higher.
Since
2007,
324,000
have
participated
.
Policy
implications
Biodiversity
depends
on
support
current
future
generations,
yet
challenged
increasing
disconnect
citizens
key
justice
issue.
demonstrates
that
promoting
run
foundation
collaboration
stakeholders,
can
complement
established
education
engaging
including
those
facing
circumstances.
multi‐stakeholder
governance
Foundation,
involving
representatives
legislature,
executive
organizations,
facilitated
co‐creation
implementation
institutions
civil
society
actors.
Read
free
Plain
Language
Summary
article
Journal
blog.
Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 8, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
paper
examines
how
contractual
governance
in
a
public–private
partnership
evolved
over
16‐year
period.
It
adopts
novel
approach
by
revisiting
an
earlier
analysis
of
Ireland's
first
PPP
contract
for
school's
infrastructure.
We
examine
at
two
distinct
levels:
the
management
level
(between
government
and
contractor)
operational
school
principals
facilities
managers).
find
that
between
contracting
parties
has
remained
transactional
but
is
now
characterized
higher
levels
trust
cooperation.
However,
we
shifted
from
to
relational
level.
A
number
factors
have
contributed
evolution
toward
increased
governance.
These
include
transfer
newly
established
specialized
procurement
agency,
changes
personnel
involved
project,
adoption
more
devolved
through
introduction
on‐site
managers.
Journal of Public Budgeting Accounting & Financial Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2025
Purpose
This
study
draws
on
collaborative
public
sector
innovation
to
examine
the
adoption
of
digital
innovations
as
enablers
accounting
reforms.
The
aim
is
shed
light
three
dimensions
process:
(1)
actors
collaboration
and
their
roles,
(2)
governance
accountability
networks
(3)
success
constructs
in
relation
timing
actors’
involvement
adherence
agreed
timeframe.
Design/methodology/approach
Our
research
combines
analysis
publicly
available
documents
with
written
oral
interviews
senior
officials
Ministries
Finance
four
central
governments:
Cyprus,
Greece,
Italy
Malta.
Findings
results
identify
multiple
across
all
stages
process.
In
addition,
findings
show
that
roles
vary
stages.
Regarding
networks,
we
find
evidence
shared
cases
meta-governance
strategies
developed
by
improve
coordination
safeguard
accountability.
Practical
implications
adds
existing
literature
providing
insights
into
changing
configurations
different
Originality/value
first
using
explore
supporting
public-sector
Abstract
Several
Latin
American
countries
are
investing
in
developing
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
frameworks
or
strategies.
Besides
the
widespread
mention
of
ethical
guidelines,
one
can
identify
main
regulatory
paths
that
this
region
has
taken
about
AI
Governance.
The
chapter
describes
public
policies
region’s
as
well
internal
and
external
stakeholders
involved.
It
uses
a
qualitative
methodology
to
assess
strategies
Argentina,
Colombia,
Chile,
Costa
Rica
Brazil,
describing
influence
international
organizations
development
their
national
policies.
After
description,
presents
debate
limitations
challenges
primary
parties
Drawing
on
risk
regulation
framework
emphasizes
monitoring,
standard-setting,
behavior
modification,
advocates
shift
from
traditional
multistakeholderism
networked
governance.
This
approach
promotes
transparency,
trust,
genuine
local
engagement,
ensuring
foster
both
technological
innovation
social
justice
America.
concludes
gave
little
space
cultural
within
due
values
diminishing
own
approaches.
