Governmental organisations

Governmental organizations are official institutions created by a government to carry out specific public functions, such as maintaining law and order, providing social services, collecting taxes, or regulating industries. They operate within the framework of laws and policies to serve the public interest, ensuring societal needs are met efficiently and fairly. Examples include local councils, national agencies like the Department of Health, or international bodies like the United Nations. These organizations are funded by taxpayers and are accountable to elected officials or governing bodies, working to implement government policies and manage public resources.