What is the difference between a public institution and an administrative unit?

differences between government departments, administrative units and public institutions:

1. Different connotations: government departments and administrative units are state organs, while public institutions are departments that implement a certain public service of the government and social service organizations.

2. Different responsibilities: government departments and administrative units are responsible for organizing, managing and directing various state administrative affairs; And institutions are engaged in education, culture, health, science and technology and other activities for social public welfare purposes.

3. The sources of preparation and salary are different: state departments and administrative units use administrative preparation, which is borne by state administrative funds. The use of business establishment by public institutions shall be borne by the state's business funds. Institutions are fully funded, partially funded, and managed by enterprises. The salaries of administrative units are borne by the state according to the Civil Service Law, while institutions implement different treatments according to different management modes. According to the nature of work, there are also non-civil servants with administrative establishment in administrative units or institutions, who are generally logistics workers. Their income is exactly the same as that of civil servants except for their different functions and powers.