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SECTION-1 A.P1



UNICEF:-
UNICEF IS A PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP COMPANY.UNICEF STRUCTURE IS AND
management Culture. This public partnership is distinguished by the unlimited liability of
all partners in the corporation. Both partners are collectively and mutually responsible
for the business and for the settlement of all debts.
UNICEF's mission is to help meet their basic needs and to increase their opportunity to
achieve their full potential, and UNICEF is an organization that supplies goods. UNICEF
is a company that sells goods that are required, and coco cola is a company that
supplies its products to its consumers.
The distinction between a non-profit versus a non-profit is that one sells a profit-making
commodity and another uses so to benefit more people. UNICEF is a secondary
market, but it works in more tertiary-like markets.
SCOPE OF THE BUSINESS: - The scope of UNICEF is international since UNICEF is
required by the United Nations General Assembly to work for the protection of the rights
of children, to help meet their fundamental needs and to extend their opportunity to
achieve their maximum potential around the world.
SIZE:- UNICEF have 25,956 employees in their company and they 7700 volunteers from 160
countries

SUCCESS:- The scope of UNICEF is international, as the United Nations General
Assembly expects UNICEF to strive to protect the interests of children, to help address
their basic needs and to expand their capacity to fulfil their full potential across the
world.



Coca cola:-
A public company that markets its shares on the New York stock exchange is the Coca-
Cola Company. The Coca-Cola organizational framework is structured to suit the
changing needs of consumers in such a way. Coca cola has an unrestricted obligation,
meaning its long-term loans, unpaid income taxes and other long-term obligations
amount to $37.399 billion cumulatively, taking the gross amount of liabilities to $64.329
billion. Over the past three years, Coca-Cola's liabilities have grown by 21%.

, The Coca-Cola Company 's mission is to refresh the environment and to make a
difference. Their mission is to develop the goods and variety of drinks that people enjoy,
to revive them in body and spirit.
Coca cola operate in secondary sector, they don’t operate more than one sector
SCOPE OF THE BUSINESS: - The Coca Cola World Dominance Scope. No other
business is close to matching the scope of The Coca Cola Company into the global
markets, or customer hearts and minds around the globe. Take a look at how popular
Coke has been in the accompanying infographic by Top Management Degrees.
SIZE: - coca cola have 86200 employees in their company and they have 1000
volunteers in their company
SUCCESS: - Its focus on brand over substance is an integral aspect of Coca-Cola 's
popularity. In a bottle, Coke does not sell a cocktail, it sells "happiness" in a bottle.
Marketing, creativity and the creation of brand loyalty are the main elements of coca
cola



Section 2 – A.P2,A.M1


Stakeholder: - A stakeholder is an entity who has an interest in a corporation and
may either control the company or be influenced by it.
Internal stakeholder: - Individuals whose participation in a business comes from a direct
interaction, such as work, ownership, or investment, are internal stakeholders.
External stakeholder: - External customers are people that do not deal for a corporation
directly, but are somehow influenced by the company's actions and performance.




UNICEF: -
Internal shareholders:- When someone buys shares, they become a shareholder and
thus own a majority of the company. The proportion of shares owned by a shareholder
determines the influence they will have on the decision-making of the company.
Children are both rights holders and stakeholders as companies interact with them daily
as workers, consumers, community members and children of employees.

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