Independent representatives of the local government and the civil society could be admitted in this Good Governance Unit. The donors should prevent distortions where they occur. The corrupt practices, being ineffective, will automatically disappear. Dear Mr. Provera, Thank you for your proposal. Anti-corruption is surely a challenging task.
All new proposals deserve serious considerations.
I agree with you that an improved collaboration among the donors should help to reduce corrupt practices in development aid. However, I think that you may be too optimistic in thinking that a Good Governance Unit could eliminate or substantially reduce corruption. As you know, donors often have different objectives in their aid. Small donors probably would not want to give up their niche in aid. So establishing a common administrative unit for all donors will have its difficulties.