Exploring Various Types, Sizes, and Scopes of Organisations

This report explores three different types of organizations: private, public, and voluntary, analyzing their functions, operations, and growth within the business environment. The private sector is represented by Fairdene lodge, the public sector by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, and the voluntary sector by the Animal Health Trust. The report provides background details, including the services and products offered by each organization, such as residential care, environmental protection, and animal health services. It further examines their vision, mission, objectives, size, scope, legal structure, and stakeholders. The analysis highlights how these organizations adapt to the business environment, considering factors like urbanization, technological advancements, and legal regulations. References include sources on business research methods, leadership, and the business environment.

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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).

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Contd..
 Voluntary (Animal health trust)
 According to the world economic forum the prime
minister has a huge transformation as the “fourth
industrial revolution” for this week and extension
of the disruption in the international market.
 The non for profit organisation is profitable and
neglected teammates by addressing them within
the local authorities and hospitals (Goleman,
2017).
 Animal health trust is associated with animals
and pets with different facilities and latest
technologies which has enabled the business to
understand the peer platforms and facilities the
commerce.

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P2 Background details of the
organisations
 Fairdene lodge
 Department for environment food
and rural affairs
 Animal health trust

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Contd..
Fairdene lodge Department for
environment food and
rural affairs
Animal health trust
Background details The organisation deals
with the older people
who are facing issue
with dementia and
mental health problems.
Department for
environment food and
rural areadepartment s
is the government
responsible for different
environmental
production and
production of standard
of food with agriculture
and fisheries and rural
communities. It is
situated in the United
Kingdom of Great Britain
and the headquarter is
in Noble House London.
The annual income of
the organisation is £3.2
billion and £470 million
for 2011-2016 (Deasy
et al. 2017)..
It is a large National
independent Charity in
the United Kingdom
which was founded by
Dr. ER Wooldridge CBE,
FRCVS. The organization
was founded in the year
1946 as the “ veterinary
Education Trust which
was later renamed as
animals help trust in
1948.

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Contd..
Products and
services
The home care deals
with the residential
complex with parking
facility and clear
quality Commission.
The organisation
deals with the animal
and plant health with
Centre for
environment,
fisheries and
aquaculture Science.
It is also located and
provide services to
the rural payment
agency and deals
with the veterinary
medicines.
The organisation
deals with the
services for the small
animals and equine
veterinary
practitioners. The
treatment and this
study mainly occurs
in the clinics to
understand the
diagnosis better and
also offers Diagnostic
Laboratories and
DNA testing services
(Botha et al. 2014).

Contd..
Vision, mission and
objectives of the
organisation
The main objective of the
organisation is two offer
skilled care to the elderly
people who work and visit
the home with respect at
all times. The motion and
vision of the organisation
is to take care of the
elderly people with all the
benefits so that they can
develop and stay happy
(Goleman, 2017).
The program of the
organisation has an
objective to face the
tough world with
challenges and create a
leaner and more Agile
department with clear
opportunities and joint up
approach. The vision of
the organisation is now to
lead as one team with
confidence, passion and
innovation towards a
sustainable future for all.
The objectives of the
organisation is to cure
diseases in companion
animals like horses, dogs
and cats. The Vision and
Mission of the
organisation is to adopt
the advanced
Technologies for
practicing in the art and
science through helping
the animals for their
diseases.
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Contd..
Size and scope of the
organisation
The organisation has a
motive to grow the
business and is also
interested to collaborate
with the charitable
Agencies for better
performance in the UK
market. It is quite big and
focus on the individual
leave for personal
fulfillment the individualized
programs to meet the
target.
Organisation has covered
the most part of the UK.
The policies for
environment, food and rural
affairs have helped the
organisation to understand
the scope for the risk
management and erosion
of different sustainable
environment (Hair Jr et al.
2015). It has also helps to
understand about the
strategic priorities like
climate change and energy,
National waste strategy
and how to protect the
natural resources
protection with sustainable
rural communities.
The organisation is situated
in Kentford, Newmarket
and the area solved is in
Veterinary medicine for
horses, dogs and cats. The
clinic help with the DNA
testing services as well and
the scope has helped the
research theme to put the
scientific developments
and achievements.

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Contd..
Legal structure The organisation has Focus
on the Companionship
exemption changes, employee
payment regulation, Safety
regulation and licence
requirements.It has also
focused on the taxes for the
government so that the
organisation to not face any
issue with the elderly people.
The secretary of the state
deals with the strategy and
overall responsibility for the
departmental policy. The
minister of state for farming,
food and The Marine
environment has helped to
take the responsibility for the
rural payments agencies. The
parliamentary under the
secretary of the state for the
environment and rural life
opportunities has helped the
deputy for the secretary of the
state on environmental
Council. Also the
parliamentary Under Secretary
of state for environmental and
rural affairs has helped to deal
with the commercial projects,
landscapes and climate
change adoption.
The organisation has
investment and net current
assets or liabilities to general
fund and maintain the level of
sufficient Insurance of the
activities for the short term
adverse fluctuation in the
income. Tourism policy with
free reserves have ranged to
£4.5m to £8.5 M for 3-6
months normal expenditure in
the organisation (Deasy et al.
2017). The pension scheme
and the pension Life
Insurance Scheme has also
been implemented in the
organisation for the workers
and for the customers for their
animals.
Stakeholders The main stakeholders are
from the industry groups to
community volunteers and
advisory bodies.
The key stakeholders are the
trustees and the auditor's
under section 144 of the
charities act 2011. Beside that
the director of the fundraising
and the executive committee
are also the stakeholders for
profile donors in the
organisation.

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Conclusion
 The implementation of different strategies in the
organisation has engaged in the political reason
with the individuals in UK to operate their
products easily in the market.
 This has helped the organisations to amount in
the international part and making the goals and
objective of the agency buy classifying their
problems against the outcome.

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References
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continuous change in the business environment: Knowledge
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interface for controlling use of a business environment on a
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 Goleman, D., 2017. Leadership That Gets Results (Harvard
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Thank you

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