Formal_And_Voluntary_Organisation represents structured collective entities that individuals join voluntarily to pursue specific shared goals, interests, or advocacy objectives. These organisations are characterised by formal membership structures, elected leadership, and explicit purposes that often involve influencing policy, providing services, or advancing particular causes. They typically operate through democratic processes and collective decision-making, with members contributing time, resources, or expertise toward common objectives. The aggregates within this category demonstrate how individuals organise collectively to amplify their voice, pool resources, and achieve goals that would be difficult to accomplish individually. These organisations serve as crucial intermediaries between individual citizens and larger institutional structures, facilitating democratic participation and social change through organised collective action.