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UCSP: WEEK 5-Cultural, Social and Political Institutions: Chart

The document discusses state and non-state institutions. It defines state institutions as those established to govern the state, such as local government units, the Supreme Court, and national government agencies. Non-state institutions are groups that participate in international affairs but are not affiliated with any state, including banks, corporations, cooperatives, trade unions, and advocacy groups. The document provides examples of five state institutions and five non-state institutions and their functions.

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UCSP: WEEK 5-Cultural, Social and Political Institutions: Chart

The document discusses state and non-state institutions. It defines state institutions as those established to govern the state, such as local government units, the Supreme Court, and national government agencies. Non-state institutions are groups that participate in international affairs but are not affiliated with any state, including banks, corporations, cooperatives, trade unions, and advocacy groups. The document provides examples of five state institutions and five non-state institutions and their functions.

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UCSP: WEEK 5- Cultural, Social and Political institutions

Lesson 5: State and Non-State Institutions


Objective: *Explain the forms and functions of state and non-state institutions.

Please watch this video and answer some questions below.


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Activity 1: Make a chart to show the difference between State and Non-State
Institutions and their functions.
Define State Institutions.
 Institutions that have state functions and are established to govern
the state.
Give 5 example of State Institutions and their meaning/functions.
Define Non-State Institutions.
 A group of people or an organization that participates in
international affairs and relations but is not affliated with any state or
nation.
Give 5 example of Non-State Institutions and their meaning/functions.

Chart:
State Institutions Non-state Institutions
1. Local Government 1. Banks – A financial
Units (LGUs) – Local institution licensed to
authorities are multi- provide several financial
purpose bodies services to different
responsible for types of customers.
delivering a broad
range of services in 2. Corporations –
relation to roads; Organization created by
traffic; planning; a group of people known
housing; economic and as the “shareholders”.
community
development; 3. Cooperatives –
environment, Association of persons
recreation and united to meet their
amenity services; fire common economic,
services and social and cultural needs
maintaining the through a jointly owned
register of electors and democratically
2. Supreme Court of the controlled enterprise.
Philippines – Its
principal function is 4. Trade Unions – An
the supervision and organization composed
administration of the of workers or employees
lower courts from related fields which
throughout the aims to represent the
Philippines and all interests and rights of its
their personnel. members, both in the
3. National Government workplace and in the
Agencies – Special society.
government 5. Advocacy Groups –
organizations set up Groups that spread
for a specific purpose information in support of
such as, the a cause across borders in
management of an attempt to change
resources, financial international policies and
oversight of industries, practices.
or national security
issues. These
organizations are
typically created by
legislative action, but
may initially be set up
by presidential order
as well.

4. Office of the Vice


President – An
administrative,
advisory, consultative
government agency
which aids the Vice
President of the
Philippines in
performing their duty
as head of state and
chief of the executive
branch of government.
5. Congress of the
Philippines –
Responsible for making
enabling laws to make
sure the spirit of the
constitution is upheld
in the country and, at
times, amend or
change the
constitution itself. In
order to craft laws, the
legislative body comes
out with two main
documents: bills and
resolutions.

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