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United Nations global institution case study - Coggle Diagram
United Nations global institution case study
Background information
It was set up in 1945 to establish a peaceful and fair world
There are 193 members and takes on an advisory role and fosters cooperation
There are 4 main aims
Maintain peace and security
Cooperation to solve problems
Settle disputes
Develop friendly relations
There are 4 main sections of the UN
General Assembly: Main decision making branch
Security Council: most powerful branch which can deploy military personnel
International Court of Justice and economic/social council
The UN promoting growth and stability
The UN millenium development goals
Reduced the amount of poverty, increased primary education
Developed this to sustainable development
The security council will use peacekeeping missions to help end wards
Certain policies
Technical assistance in elections by improving judicial structures
The UN capital development fund which helps developing countries to grow economies through grants
The UN causes inequalities and injustices
Developed countries have the most power and often affect African countries like the refugee crisis
The UN has often been ineffective like a failed peacekeeping mission in Srebrenica
Other examples
The World Trade Organisation
World Summit
International monetary fund
World Bank