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The Committee for Science of Governance is created in Indonesia for the preparation of the G20 Summit during November 2022.
In the preparation for the G20 Summit to be held in November 2022 in Bali, Indonensia, the origin of the Tri Hita Karana based societal governing principle/compass of the local people[1]. As our world is being digitally transformed dramatically, TFK is challenged to come up with effective and sustainable strategies that we fit under an umbrella term:the Science of Governance(SoG), where operationally-oriented and data-driven strategies could be systematically deployed to cope with imminent societal threats. In other words, SoG should shed intellectual insights on governance processes and sovereignty policies, and provide a protocol for the discourse of governance principles in the era of Big Data.
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- ↑ Bali is also the home of the Tri Hita Karana Center for Future Knowledge (TFK), a brain trust dedicated to gather world-wide talents and disseminate wisdoms to sustain societal harmony.
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