Good Governance after Conflict: Micro-Course
The aim of this micro-course is to provide participants with a quick overview of the challenges and opportunities in achieving good governance within the complex context of conflict affected societies.

Course Overview
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify key dimensions of governance;
- Describe the types of corruption and the challenges that arise from each;
- Explain the interrelationship between rule of law, democracy, human rights and governance; and
- Discuss the role of civil society in transition environments.
Agenda
Section 1 - Overview of Governance
Provides a description of the key dimensions of governance.
Section 2 - The Challenges and Importance of Combating Corruption
Identifies the different types of corruption and the challenges they pose in a post-conflict society.
Section 3 - Rule of Law and Governance
Reviews the interrelationship between rule of law, democracy, human rights and governance.
Section 4 - Strengthening Democratic Openings
Discusses the role of civil society in transition environments.
Section 5 - Quiz
Assesses your understanding and retention of key terms, concepts, and ideas presented in this course.
Section 6 - Ask the Instructor
Provides additional information from the instructor.
Section 7 - Reflection
Allows you to share what you have learned and read what others have learned from this course and how these skills and knowledge will impact the work we do.