Self-Assessment Questions (Saq) / Activity 2
Self-Assessment Questions (Saq) / Activity 2
Self-Assessment Questions (Saq) / Activity 2
Instructions: Choose one Filipino Global corporation, In an essay, discuss its history,
worldwide reach, and attributes as a global corporation.
One of the most prominent Filipino global corporations is San Miguel Corporation
(SMC). Founded in 1890, SMC started as a brewery in the Philippines and has since expanded
into a diverse range of industries, including food and beverages, packaging, power generation,
and infrastructure development.
SMC has a significant worldwide reach, with operations in over 100 countries across
Asia, Europe, Australia, and the Americas. Its global footprint includes partnerships, joint
ventures, and subsidiaries that operate in various industries, such as San Miguel Yamamura
Packaging Corporation, San Miguel Pure Foods Company Inc., and San Miguel Energy
Corporation.
One of the key attributes that has contributed to SMC's success as a global corporation is
its focus on innovation and diversification. The company has continually sought to expand its
business lines, tapping into new markets and opportunities to sustain growth. For example, in
recent years, SMC has ventured into new areas such as renewable energy, telecommunications,
and real estate development.
Another attribute of SMC is its commitment to corporate social responsibility. The
company has implemented several sustainability initiatives aimed at reducing its environmental
impact, improving employee welfare, and giving back to local communities. Some of these
initiatives include a waste management program, community development projects, and support
for education and healthcare.
Overall, San Miguel Corporation has a rich history as one of the oldest and most
successful Filipino global corporations. Its diverse business lines, global reach, innovation, and
commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility have contributed to its success
as a global leader in various industries.
SELF-ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS (SAQ)/ ACTIVITY 3
Name: SORIANO, DAVID BRYSON D.
Course/Block: 22-BSA-02
Instructions: Below are organizations that govern international relations. Compare two of them
in terms of their objectives, roles, functions. Write your answers in bullet form.
International Criminal Court (ICC)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
Global Environment Facility (GEF)
Roles
Independent judicial body International financial organization
Investigates and prosecutes Provides funding for environmental
individuals for international crimes projects and initiatives
Can issue arrest warrants and Coordinates with governments,
summon witnesses NGOs, and other organizations to
address environmental issues
Functions
Conducts investigations and Provides funding and technical
collects evidence assistance for environmental
Prosecutes individuals for projects
international crimes Monitors and evaluates the impact
Provides legal assistance and of its funded projects
support to victims of international Promotes awareness and
crimes knowledge sharing on
environmental issues
SELF-ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS (SAQ)/ ACTIVITY 4
Name: SORIANO, DAVID BRYSON D.
Course/Block: 22-BSA-02
Instructions: Research on any agency or branch office of the United Nations in your locality. In
essay form, write a short description of its background, its objectives, and the challenges that it
has encountered in the Philippines.
Instructions: From the given SmartArt below choose one and Construct a concept map that will
establish the connection of our recent topic “The Global North and Global South”. Explain your
answer on the space provided below.
Economic interdependence through trade and Climate change and environmental degradation
investment disproportionately affecting the Global South
The concept map depicts the division of the world into two broad categories, namely, the
Global North and Global South. The Global North refers to the economically developed and
industrialized countries of North America, Europe, and East Asia, while the Global South refers
to the less developed and less industrialized countries of Asia, Africa, and Latin America.