Regional Governments

Definition

Regional governments are subnational political entities that govern specific geographic areas within a larger country. These governments have certain powers and responsibilities delegated to them by the central government.

Related terms

Subnational Governments: Subnational governments refer to any level of government below the national (central) level, including regional, state, provincial, or local governments.

Autonomy:

Autonomy refers to having independence or self-governance. Regional governments often seek autonomy to make decisions that best suit their particular needs.

Intergovernmental Relations: Intergovernmental relations refer to interactions between different levels of government, such as the central government and regional governments, involving cooperation, negotiation, and decision-making.