DIFFERENCE

BETWEEN
ORGANIZATIONS
AND INSTITUTIONS
Michael Frances P. Rocha, LPT
Discussant
Organizations

■Refers to the formally

constituted entity, composed
of individuals performing a set
of functions for the
achievement of a certain
mandate, obligation, or task.
Institutions
■Refers to a structured
domain of norm, rules, and
practices that gives a sense
of order to a specific set of
relationship.
Institutions in the Society

■Environmental
worldviews
■Knowledge systems
■Tenurial and property
systems
■Conflict management
Organizations in the Society

■Executive branch
■Legislative branch
■Judiciary
■Armed force and police
■Contitutional
commission