Good Governance for Rural Poverty Reduction Strategy

Strategies for rural poverty reduction emerged of fifty years ago in response to being difficult to understand the complexity development. Governance and Poverty are two terms that, especially in the past decade, have come to the forefront of the development agenda, meant in this case as the perceived general agreement among development agencies and actors on priorities for action. In 2000 world accepted the resolution as a strategic good governance for poverty reduction and improving quality of life had been accepted to a new approach to deal with the offer of poverty phenomenon. The present paper is a paper review on previous works done on rural poverty reduction with good governance approach. the method of study is descriptive analytical and document studies have been used. The results of the present study shows that good governance having the indices of cooperation, law and etc using increasing the poors role, enhancing the poor skills via enhancing basic services, creating ecumenical opportunities via increasing access to bazzar, creating safeties against economic shocks and creating the poor safety against crime causes poverty reduction. The good governance with enhancing the government situation, increasing freedom and people right in their own future and designing development programs using their people causes new processes, change in economical attitudes and as a result poverty reduction.