LO1: Different types, size and scope of organisations

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LO1: Different
types, size and
scope of
organisations
Business and Business
environment

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Introduction
 Presentation here talks about functions and operations of
three different organisation.
 The public sector in some part of economy which has
focused on the department for environmental food and
rural affairs.
 The collaborative consumption economy in relation to the
animal health trust has helped to grow exponentially in
the UK market which has helped in the value chain for
development and emerging in the market.
 Structuring and regulating the principles of the
organisation has helped the charitable industry to work
for the animals and protect them from their diseases.
 Urbanisation has also helped the citizens with regulations
to take care of their pets and animals and enable few
workers to access and label its the new economy.

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P1 Explaining the different types of organisation with
their growth in the business environment
 Private (Fairdene lodge)
Fairdene lodge is the private organisation which has
referred in the third profit sector of the community
and has created social rather than material wealth.
 The beautiful residential care home is in Brighton
and Hove. The development of the home care in
terms of international development has helps to
increase the economic growth for the needed
people (Hillary, 2017).
 This works directly with the membership
organisation to represent through a range of areas
of policy and regulation for promoting the
functioning and the competitive market.

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Contd..
 Public (Department for environment food and rural
affairs)
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The organisation is undertaken by the government
affairs of UK. It deals with the environmental
protection, Food Corporation and Rural
communities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and northern Ireland.
 The organisation has developed their financing
commercial enterprises in the international market
by helping the individuals in the United Kingdom.
 The direct administration fund is through taxation
so that it can meet the commercial success of
production which is determined by the government
in the international market (Hair Jr et al. 2015).