Public Administration Good Governance 4.0

Abstract

At present, every private and state organization in almost every country has adopted good governance as a management principle. Even though the system of good governance is recognized as effective system, providing management with excellent efficiency, but still found that in terms of practicality, there found corruption, moral outcomes are still less and ineffective because morality is a matter of quality of good mind and honestly sharing self-interest, others and society. To develop the mind to be virtuous, good must have knowledge, deep understanding and realizing moral values. Buddhism emphasizing on mental development assures that goodness comes from wholesome mind, which will occur only when 1) one has practiced awareness, knowing oneself and things around correctly, 2) compassion, kindness, caring for others. Such virtues require righteous learning and practice proven by yourself and others. Awareness notes the mind from mental corruption. In general, people are often concocted with unwholesome mind, that is, delusions that cause greed and wrath. Selfishness causes various forms of corruption. Loving-kindness, compassion and equanimity produce mental maturity, leadership with morals. It has a positive effect on one's self: 1) a calmful mind with charity, being happy in oneself and causing others happy, and 2) working with sincerity, without selfishness, but with responsibility, and for others; 1) to be loved and respected by others, 2) making decisions with fairness, focusing on wholesomeness and prosperity, 3) love and unity in the organization, 4) all members live and work with love, respect each other through  good deeds, conversation and wishes, which will result in an effective management in accordance with the principles of good governance.