Types and Purposes of Organizations: Public, Private, and Voluntary Sectors

This presentation discusses the different types of organizations (public, private, and voluntary) and their purposes. It also explores the legal structures and the interrelation between them. The importance of micro and macro environment analysis is highlighted through Pestle and SWOT analysis. Case studies of Audi AG, Network Rail, and UNESCO are presented to provide practical examples.

different types and
purposes of organisations;
public, private and
voluntary sectors and legal
structures.

 Introduction
 Type of organization
 Purpose of organization
 Legal structure
 Conclusion
 Reference List
Table of content

 Barely any associations are opened for-benefit and hardly
any are not for benefit. Associations are either out in the
open or private or voluntary. In this task, detail dialogs of
business frames and legitimate structures will be depicted
for better understanding. Significance of interrelation
between authoritative structures will be portrayed in this
paper. To comprehend the significance of miniaturized
scale and full scale condition Pestle examination and
SWOT investigation will be introduced soundly.
 Audi AG is a Germany based vehicle fabricating
organization. They configuration, create engineers
extravagance vehicles. Headquarter of the organization is
situated in Ingolstadt, Germany.
introduction

 Public –Non profit driven organizations
 Private-Profit driven organizations
 Voluntary-NGOs
P1 Explain various types of
organization and its growth in
internal business

 Public organizations-Network Rail
 Assessments or income gathered is utilized
as a part of the improvement of the nation.
 Legitimate structure
 Network Rail predominantly handles the
cargo working organizations.
 proprietor is the primary liabilities for the
business and furthermore capable to pay
the duties and obligations
Puropse of organization

 Benefit and development of their
organizations is the main objective
 Legal Structure
 delivers, plan and offers their auto
everywhere throughout the world.
 The legitimate structure which Audi has
been following from 1928 is manufacturing
Purposes and legitimate structures
of private organization- Audi Car

 the voluntary association works for social
welfare purposes to give administrations to
the general population who are required it
urgently.
 Legal structure
 gathers their store from the part states to
run their venture
 advance equivalent equity among every
one of the general population r venture
Purpose and lawful structure of
voluntary association – UNESCO

 Public Enterprise-Network Rail
 Size: 34000 representatives everywhere
throughout the UK and ready to produce £6259
income in 2016.
 Scope: relieve the issues in regards to
transportations and keep up the railroad's
framework to run the administration easily
 Objective: To serve the resident of the nation.
 • To construct a decent and propelled
foundation of railroad transportation in the UK
P2: Explain the size and extent of a scope of
various kinds of associations

 Size: 84000 individuals work for them and
produce €4.297 billion benefit in 2015
 Scope: latest technology cars in their
manufacturing and have solid client base
everywhere throughout the world.
 Goals:
 • To increment the benefit levels
 • To give further developed highlights auto
to pick up the more client base.
Private Enterprise: Audi

 Size: 22 non-administrative ventures that
helps the organization to works in an
alternate country
 Scope: 195 part states and other 10 related
individuals so they have the vast extension
to grow their great work comprehensively
Voluntary Enterprise:
UNESCO

 The different organization helps in
understanding the business system. The
legal structures for different industries plays
a very important role.
conclusion

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