Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics Topic: The importance/ Differences of Institution and Non-Institutions

1. Ms. Shilamie F. Fermilan

2. Performance Task in
Understanding
Culture, Society, and
Politics
Submitted by
Ma. Katrina M. Mendoza
Submitted to
Ms. Shilamie F. Fermilan

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4. Definition and
functions of
State and Non-
State Institution

6. State Institution

8. State Institutions are government-established
and controlled entities that exist to maintain
social order, offer public services, and protect
the rights and well-being of the people. They are
responsible for enforcing laws and are funded by
taxpayer money.
State Institution

10. Non-State Institution

12. Non-State Institutions operate independently of
the government but still adhere to all laws.
These organizations typically focus on social
causes, provide services, and promote economic
growth. Their stakeholders may vary, but their
goals remain aligned with societal needs.
Non-State Institution

14. 5 Examples of
State Institution

16. 1. Department of Education
(DepEd)
Responsible for overseeing the
nation’s basic education
program. This includes setting
curriculum standards,
overseeing public schools, and
ensuring that all Filipino
students have access to a
quality education .
Example
of State
Institution

18. 2. Philippine National Police
(PNP)
Serves as the civilian national
police force in the country. Their
responsibilities include
maintaining law and order,
preventing and punishing crime,
and ensuring the safety and
security of the public throughout
the nation.
Example
of State
Institution

20. 3. The Department of Health
(DOH)
Responsible for creating and
implementing national health
policies, initiatives, and
guidelines. They oversee public
health programs, disease
control and prevention, and
the regulation of healthcare
providers and facilities.
Example
of State
Institution

22. 4. The Department of Social Welfare
and Development (DSWD)
For implementing the country’s social
welfare and development policies and
programs. Provide assistance and
support vulnerable groups and
individuals, such as the
underprivileged, elderly, persons with
disabilities, and children in need of
special protection. They foster the
community development in the
Philippines.
Example
of State
Institution

24. 5.Commission on Human Rights
(CHR)
Works to advance and protect human
rights in the country. Investigates
cases of human rights violations and
provides legal assistance to victims. It
uphold justice, protect people’s right
and well-being, and promote the
principles of equality and human
dignity.
Example
of State
Institution

26. 5 Examples of
Non-State
Institution

28. 1. Gawad Kalinga
Helps people by building strong
communities and fighting poverty.
They aim to make lasting places
where poor people in the
Philippines can find homes, learn
skills, and get jobs.
Example of
Non-State
Institution

30. 2. Ayala Foundation
Focused on helping people in the
Philippines. This nonprofit body
takes on many tasks like schooling,
good jobs, and making sure
people have a say. It aims to boost
those living on the edge, learning,
work that lasts, and giving power
to local folks.
Example of
Non-State
Institution

32. 3. ABS-CBN Corporation
Works on projects in learning,
nature, health, and help after
disasters to support people in the
Philippines. This foundation does
tasks in teaching, green care, well-
being, and aid for crisis hits to
help Filipino needs.
Example of
Non-State
Institution

34. 4. Philippine Red Cross
Voluntary humanitarian
organization that provides
assistance to people in time of
need through its provision of
blood, medical services, and
emergency relief. This is a key
institution of relief and response
in any disaster.
Example of
Non-State
Institution

36. 5. Bangsamoro Development
Agency
Responsible for the
empowerment and development
of the Bangsamoro community in
Mindanao. It has several
initiatives on livelihood,
education, and regional
peacebuilding.
Example of
Non-State
Institution

38. The concept of
redistribution
using my own
experience

40. During my experience receiving relief supplies after
Typhoon Odette back in December 2021, I realized that
was an act of redistribution. Because redistribution
involves allocating resources to individuals and
communities who require assistance. Which shows in the
aftermath of the typhoon, that relief efforts were initiated
to provide essential items such as food, water, and
clothing to those directly affected, including myself. The
ultimate goal of this redistribution of resources were to
aid in the construction and recovery efforts, promoting
unity within the community, and address urgent needs.
Concept
of
Redistribu
tion

42. Thank You!