Decentralization (noun)

  1. The process of distributing power, authority, or functions away from a central authority to local or regional governments.
  2. The distribution of resources, industries, or services away from central locations to smaller communities.

Origin:

Derived from the prefix 'de-' meaning 'away from' and the word 'centralization' meaning 'the process of gathering power or authority in a central location.'.

Examples:

  1. The decentralization of the government was a necessary step in the country's development.
  2. The decentralization of the electricity grid has led to more efficient energy distribution.
  3. Decentralization has been implemented in many countries to increase democratic representation and decision-making power.
  4. The decentralization of the banking industry has allowed more people access to financial services.
  5. The decentralization of the healthcare system has improved access to medical services in rural areas.
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