The impact of applying the principles of good governance in achieving sustainable development: An Empirical Study in international organizations operating in Yemen

Abstract

This study aimed to measure the impact of applying the principles of good governance in achieving sustainable development in international organizations operating in Yemen. The study followed the descriptive analytical approach and the correlational approach. The study population was represented by workers in international organizations operating in Yemen, and their number reached (2005) members. The study was developed A questionnaire form as a measurement tool was distributed to the study sample of (371) individuals, from which (337) valid questionnaires were retrieved for statistical analysis. After conducting statistical analyses, the study concluded: There is a statistically significant effect of applying the principles of good governance in achieving sustainable development, and the results indicated There is an impact of the dimensions (accountability, efficiency and effectiveness, strategic vision) in achieving sustainable development, while the dimensions (disclosure, transparency, justice and equality) did not affect the achievement of sustainable development. In light of the results, the study came out with a number of recommendations, including: the necessity of making more efforts and following up on developments. Related to applying the rules of good governance in organizations with the aim of developing awareness and the investment role in society, and the necessity of paying more attention to developing strategies related to sustainable development, and relying on linking the relationship between comprehensive quality and the general strategy of the organization with the aim of achieving sustainability.