Chapter 3 | Page 104 Resource Governance Resource Allocation Macroeconomic Policy dimensions (Targeted policy approach) Resource allocation and utilisation policy (Governance) Resource Mobilisation Core functions Policy actions Policy assumptions Domestic resources Tax revenue Non-tax revenue Public policy inspired by and shaped to achieve social justice, equality and fairness in the distribution of the benefits of economic growth and prosperity International resources ODA Technical co-operation Closer engagement with the international community in promoting international assistance and co-operation Private/ Non-Financial resources Private investments /PPP Vigorous engagement with the market to create the favourable economic and social conditions to foster entrepreneurship and investment Budgeting Institutions, actors, processes Resource governance Transparency, Participation and Accountability Combined action of the government and community through the language of empowerment, and mechanism for shaping policy through public opinion Transparent, accountable and efficient institutions which are responsive to democratic demands Figure 2: A cross-disciplinary model for ‘maximum available resources’ This is a more comprehensive model of ‘maximum available resources’ within an ESC rights policy framework than those models discussed in section 3.2.1. Given the comprehensive coverage of related policy elements in this model, it has potential to significantly impact the way resources for ESC rights are mobilised, allocated and governed, and is most clearly justified in the context of globalisation dynamics and the changing role of the State. 3.2.3 Justifying a cross-disciplinary model of ‘maximum available resources’ in the context of globalisation dynamics As discussed in Chapter 1, globalisation and the economic and social dynamics of the world have a significant impact on the overall enjoyment of