Civil society organizations engage in advocating the public’s rights and wishes of the people, including but not limited to health, environment and economic rights. They fulfill important duties of checks and balances in democracies, they are able to influence the government and hold it accountable.

Civil society often proves to be the means of social transformation. It can inform people about the socio-cultural evils and makes them aware and responsible for changes. Issues of national interest and concern are better presented.

They are an important source of information for both citizens and government. They monitor government policies and actions and hold government accountable. They engage in advocacy and offer alternative policies for government, the private sector, and other institutions.

Since then, CSOs emerged as a key influencer in instilling democratic values in the society, strengthening good governance practices, and becoming a voice for Nepal’s poor and marginalized groups. As democracy advances in Nepal, the roles of CSOs are becoming increasingly important to provide unbiased oversight.

Civil society institutions contribute to good governance through four principal means by: (i) nurturing civic virtues and behaviors; (ii) providing space for public debate and negotiation; (iii) checking the power of the state, and; (iv) contributing to or performing governance functions.

Explanation: Citizens and society must support one another to manage the poverty in order to reach welfare. Society tries to fulfill basic needs by implementing their local wisdom. On the other hand, state supports the society by give facilities and access to preserve traditions and to adapt them to the dynamic era.

Society includes both organised and un-organised groups of people, their activities and relationships. State is the organised political community of the people of a society. (4) Government is the agency of the State; Society has no formal organised agent: State acts through its government.

“State,” in this context, refers to the political realm of (supposedly) legitimate coercion, whereas “society” refers to the realm of voluntary interaction. The spheres of state and society may thus be viewed as institutions in the broadest sense.

As nouns the difference between society and country is that society is (lb) a long-standing group of people sharing cultural aspects such as language, dress, norms of behavior and artistic forms while country is (label) an area of land; a district, region.

Society is defined as a group of people living as a community or an organized group of people for a common purpose. An example of society is Lancaster, Pennsylvania. An example of society is the Catholic Daughters of the Americas. A colony or community of organisms, usually of the same species. An insect society.

Answer. Answer: A society is bigger in scope. A community refers to a group of individuals residing in a specific geographic location whereas a society refers to a system of social relationships.

A society is a group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction, or a large social group sharing the same spatial or social territory, typically subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural expectations.