Скачать или смотреть GOVERNANCE, ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY MODULE 6 ETHICAL LEADERSHIP AND MORAL RESPONSIBILITY

At the heart of sustainable and transformative governance lies ethical leadership, a form of leadership rooted in principled values, personal integrity, empathy, justice, and public interest. Without ethical leadership, institutions crumble under the weight of corruption, power abuse, mismanagement, and public distrust. In this module, we explore the philosophical foundations, characteristics, frameworks, principles, dimensions, and practical implications of ethical leadership and moral responsibility in both public and private governance systems.
Ethical leadership is more than “being good.” It is the consistent application of moral reasoning and ethical decision-making, particularly in situations where leaders are tempted by power, profits, or personal gain. This module also addresses how moral responsibility binds leaders to be accountable not just legally, but ethically, to the people they serve, and how that responsibility plays out in difficult decisions, conflicts of interest, whistleblowing scenarios, and leadership failures.
We also explore models from religious ethics, philosophical doctrines, indigenous wisdom, international standards, and contemporary leadership psychology, to form a robust view of ethical governance.