TOPIC

Multilateral Institutions for the 21st century

- By Team 6
 INTRODUCTION
Multilateral institutions are vital in the
21st century, promoting global
cooperation and driving change by
enabling dialogue, consensus-
building, and coordinated action. They
address complex global challenges
and advance sustainable
development, playing a crucial role in
our interconnected world's future.
Areas of Focus:

Peace and Security

Human Rights

Trade

Climate Change
 HUMAN RIGHTS

Human rights are a fundamental

pillar of the multilateral system.
They are enshrined in the
Universal Declaration of Human
Rights and other international
human rights treaties.
Multilateral institutions play a
vital role in promoting and
protecting human rights around
the world.
Strengthen multilateral institutions

Increase funding for multilateral

human rights institutions

Promote the universality

 PROPOSED REFORMS FOR THE G20
Objective n° 1
Enhancing the Role of Non-
member Countries
Exploring mechanisms to
integrate the perspectives and
expertise of non-member
countries in G20 discussions
and decision-making
processes.
.
Objective n° 2
Strengthening Accountability and
Transparency
Increasing transparency in the G20's
operations and decision-making, and
establishing mechanisms for greater
accountability
 CHALLENGES AND CRITICISMS FACED BY THE G20

1-Limitations of Decision-making Process

The G20's consensus-based decision-making process

can be slow and hinder effective decision-making in
urgent situations.

2-Inclusion and Representation Issues

Some argue that the G20 lacks sufficient representation

from developing countries and marginalized voices, limiting
its legitimacy and effectiveness.

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