Decentralization is a governance model that distributes authority and decision-making across various levels, enhancing local autonomy and responsiveness. This approach can lead to increased efficiency and innovation, as local entities are better positioned to address specific needs. However, it also presents challenges, such as potential inconsistencies in policy implementation and resource allocation.
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