A governance module refers to the framework or system that allows stakeholders to participate in decision-making processes within a blockchain network. This module determines how rules and policies are created, modified, or enforced by users of the network.Typically, a governance module provides mechanisms for voting and proposals. Stakeholders, often through token ownership, can suggest changes or improvements. The community then votes on these proposals, influencing the future direction of the project.Different projects implement governance modules in various ways. Some use on-chain governance, where decisions are made directly on the blockchain, while others might employ off-chain methods, relying on forums or external votes. The goal of a governance module is to ensure that the community has a voice in the evolution of the platform. This democratic approach enhances transparency and allows for adaptation to new challenges or opportunities, aiming for a sustainable development pathway for the ecosystem.