Why good governance is difficult to achieve?

Good governance is challenging to achieve due to a combination of factors, including entrenched political interests, corruption, and lack of accountability. Additionally, social and economic disparities can hinder equitable participation and representation in governance processes. Cultural norms and historical legacies may also impact the willingness and ability of institutions to enact effective policies. Lastly, the complexity of global interdependencies and rapid societal changes can complicate decision-making and implementation.