THE STRUCTURE OF UN

1. General Assembly

1.1. The main advisory, decision-making, representative body.

1.2. 1 country = 1 vote

1.3. Annual sessions: September-December.

2. Special institutions

2.1. Wealthy and international organizations created by the UN to solve special problems.

2.2. UNESCO, WHO, FAO, ILO, WTO, IAEA, etc.

3. Economic and Social Council

3.1. Coordinates cooperation in the economic and social fields of the UNO and its special institutions.

4. Secretariat

4.1. Provides the work of the UN.

4.2. Diverse field of activity.

4.3. Leadership of peacekeeping operations, mediation in international disputes, survey of economic and social trends, etc.

5. Programs and funds

5.1. UNCTAD - United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.

5.2. UNICEF-United Nations Children's Fund.

5.3. UNEP is the United Nations Environment Program.

5.4. UN-HABITAT - United Nations program on human projects and others

6. Security Council

6.1. Primarily responsible for maintaining international peace and security.

6.2. introduces international sanctions.

6.3. Directs UN peacekeeping forces.

6.4. Authorizes Military Operations.

6.5. 5 permanent members

6.6. 10 temporary members. Elected for 2 years.

7. Trusteeship Council

7.1. Management and supervision of trust territories.

7.2. On October 1, 1994, the activity was suspended

8. International Court

8.1. resolution of disputes and disagreements.

8.2. Deals with issues of territorial and border disputes, illegal use of force.

8.3. Consults the Security Council, the General Assembly and other UN bodies.

9. Secretary General

9.1. Head of the Secretariat.

9.2. Leader of the UN, presents and makes statements on her behalf.

9.3. Leader of the UN, presents and makes statements on her behalf.

9.4. Elected for 5 years.