PPTSTATEANDNONSTATERUBY.pptxUnderstanding Culture, Society and Politics

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1. State and Non-State Institutions

2. Forms and Functions of State and Non-State Institutions

3. DIFFERENT GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND THEIR FUNCTION 1.DEPED 2. DILG 3. OWWA 4. DPWH 5. AFP 6.DOH 7. DOLE

4. DIFFERENT GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND THEIR FUNCTION 1.DEPED- Department of Education 2. DILG-Department of Interior and Local Government 3. OWWA-Overseas Workers Welfare Administration 4. DPWH-Department of Public Works and Highways

5. DIFFERENT GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND THEIR FUNCTION 5. AFP- Armed Forces of the Philippines 6.DOH-Department of Health 7. DOLE-Department of Labor and Employment

6. Introduction to Institutions Institutions are structures and mechanisms of social order. They govern the behavior of individuals within a community. Institutions can be state or non-state.

7. Types of Institutions Communist-They are govern by their government alone.People have no opportunity to choose. Democracy- people has the opportunity to choose.

8. State Institutions State institutions are established by the government. They include branches like the executive, legislative, and judiciary. Their primary function is to govern and implement laws.

9. Executive Branch The executive branch enforces laws. It is headed by the President or Prime Minister. Includes various departments and agencies.

10. Legislative Branch The legislative branch creates laws. It consists of elected representatives. Examples include Parliament and Congress.

11. Judicial Branch The judicial branch interprets laws. It includes courts and judges. Ensures laws are applied fairly.

12. Functions of State Institutions Maintain law and order. Provide public services. Protect citizens' rights. Manage economic policies.

13. Non-State Institutions Non-state institutions operate independently . They include NGOs, community groups, and private sector organizations. They often address social, economic, and environmental issues.

14. Non-State Institutions BANKS CORPORATION TRADE UNIONS TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY GROUP

15. Non-State Institutions BANKS -Helps keep our money -we can avail different kinds of loan -exchange currencies

16. Private Sector Organizations/ CORPORATIONS Private sector organizations are businesses and corporations. They operate for profit. They contribute to economic development and job creation.

17. TRADE UNIONS THEY LOOK AFTER THE WELL BEING OF WORKERS THEY ARE AFTER COMPANIES WHO ONLY WANTS PROFIT - LOW SALARY -INHUMANE ENVIRONMENT

18. TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY GROUP Influence government to take actions on matter commonly neglected. A group maybe a national or an international that promotes or advocates progress.  greenpeace Red Cross human rights watch

19. Functions of Non-State Institutions Provide specialized services and support. Advocate for social change. Fill gaps left by the government. Promote community engagement .

20. Comparing State and Non-State Institutions State institutions have legal authority and power. Non-state institutions rely on voluntary participation. Both play crucial roles in society.

21. Case Study: Education State: Public schools funded by the government. Non-state: Private schools and educational NGOs. Both aim to provide quality education .

22. Case Study: Healthcare State: Public hospitals and clinics. Non-state: Private hospitals and health NGOs. Both work to improve public health.

23. Case Study: Environmental Protection State: Government environmental agencies. Non-state: Environmental NGOs like Greenpeace. Both strive to protect natural resources.

24. Quiz: Answer the following Is the Red Cross a state or non-state institution? What branch of government creates laws? Is Deped a state or non-state?What is the function or purpose of DEped.

25. Conclusion Both state and non-state institutions are vital. They work together to address societal needs. Understanding their roles helps you become an informed citizen.

26. Extension: Functions of Institutions What is a primary function of state institutions? How do non-state institutions contribute to society? Give an example of a private sector organization. How do state institutions impact your daily life? What non-state institutions are active in your community? How can you get involved with these institutions?