SPECIALIZED

AGENCIES
INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIIZATION (ILO)
➢ A United nation agency
dealing with labor
problems, particularly
international labor
standards, social
protection and work
opportunities for all

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FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATION
(FAO)
➢ A specialized agency of the united nation that
leads international efforts to defeat hunger.
➢ Help eliminate hunger, food insecurity,
malnutrition.
➢ Reduce rural poverty.
➢ Make agriculture, forestry and fisheries more.
productive and sustainable.
➢ Enable exclusive and efficient agricultural and
food system.
➢ Increase the resilience of livelihood to threats and
crises.

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 UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL
ORGANIZATION (UNESCO)
➢ To contribute to peace and security
by promoting international
collaboration through educational,
Scientific and cultural reforms in
order to increase universal respect
for justice, the rule of law, and
human rights along with fundamental
freedom.
➢ Contribute to build peace.
 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF)
➢ The united nations international children's fund is a
United Nations agency responsible for providing
humanitarian and developmental aid to children
worldwide. Based in U.N. headquarters in new York
City, it is among the most widespread and
recognizable social welfare organization in the
world, with a territories. UNICEF's activities
include immunization and disease prevention,
administering treatment for children and mothers
with HIV, enhancing childhood and maternal
nutrition, improving sanitation, promoting
education, and providing emergency relief in
response to disasters.

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 WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO)
➢ Building a better, healthier future for people
all over the world
➢ Concern about public health
➢ Prime concern is to eradicate and combat
dangerous diseases like AIDS/HIVS
➢ Make researches in medicines and vaccines
to eliminate diseases, and development of
nutritious foods
➢ Responsible for world health report and
survey.

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 OTHER
SPECIALIZED
INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTION
INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION (ICAO)
➢ to foster the planning and
development of international
air transport so as to ensure
the and safe and orderly
growth of civil aviation
throughout the world.

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 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME
ORGANIZATION(IMO)
➢ Responsible for the
safety and security
of shipping and the
prevention of
marine pollution by
ships.

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 INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS UNION (ITU)
➢ Connecting all the world's
people.
➢ Allocate global radio spectrum
and satellite orbits develop the
technical standards that ensure
networks and technologies
seamlessly interconnect, and
strive to improve access to ICTs
to underserved communities
world wide.

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 UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION (UPU)
➢ - Ensure a truly universal network
of up to date products and
services.
➢ - Sets the rules for international
mail exchanges and makes
recommendation to stimulate
growth in mail, parcel and
financial services volumes and
improve quality of service for
customers.

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WORL METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION (WMO)
➢ -A specialized agency of the United
Nations for meteorology (weather and
climate) operational hydrology and
related geophysical sciences.
➢ - The UN system's authorative voice
on the state and behavior of the Earth's
atmosphere, it's interaction with the
oceans, the climate it produces and the
resulting distribution of the water
resources.

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 WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ORGANIZATION (WIPO)
➢ Intellectual property (IP) refers to
creation of the mind, such as invention;
literary artistic works; design; and
symbols, names, images used in
commerce e.g. patents, copy right and
trade marks.
➢ lead the development of balanced and
effective international intellectual
Property (IP) systems that enables
innovation and creativity for the
benefit of all.

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INTERNATIONAL FUND FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT (IFAD)

➢ Invest in rural people, empowering

them.
➢ to increase their food security,
improve the nutrition of their
families and increases their
incomes. Building resilience,
expand their businesses and take
charge of their own development.

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UNITED NATION INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
ORGANIZATION (UNIDO)
➢ The specialized agency of
the united nation that
promotes industrial
development of poverty
reduction, inclusive
globalization and
environmental
sustainability.

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 WORLD TOURISM ORGANIZATION (UNWTO)
➢ Responsible for the promotion of
responsible, sustainable and universally
accessible tourism.
➢ Leading international organization in the
field of tourism, which promotes tourism
as a driver of economic growth, inclusive
development and environmental
sustainability and offers leadership and
support to the sector in advancing
knowledge and tourism policies world
wide.

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 ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH EAST ASIAN NATION (ASEAN)
 It is a geo- political and economic
organization of ten countries located in south
east Asia, which was formed on 8 August
1967 by Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines,
Singapore and Thailand. Since then,
membership has expanded to Include Brunei,
Burma(Myanmar), Cambodia, Laos, and
Vietnam. It aims to include accelerating
economic, growth social progress, cultural
development, among it's members, protection
of regional peace and stability, and
opportunities for members countries to
discuss differences peacefully.

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INTERNATIONAL POLICE (INTERPOL)
➢ Widely known as INTERPOL, it is
an intergovernmental organization
facilitating international police
cooperation. It was established as the
international criminal police
commission (ICPC) in 1923 and
adopted it's telegraphic address as it
common name in 1956.

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 SOUTHEAST ASIAN TREATY ORGANIZATION
(SEATO)
➢ - Was an international organization for
collective defense in Southeast Asia created by
the southeast Asia collective defense treaty, or
manila pact, signed in September 1954 in
manila, Philippines. The formal institution of
SEATO was established on 19 February 1955 at
a meeting of treaty partners in Bangkok,
Thailand. The organization headquarters were
also in Bangkok. Eight members joined the
organization.

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➢ - Primarily created to block further communist gains in
ASIA, Seato is generally considered a failure because
internal conflict and dispute hindered general use of the
Seato military, however, SEATO funded cultural and
educational programs left long standing effects in
southeast Asia. SEATO was dissolve on 30 June 1977
after many members lost interest and withdrew.

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 ECONOMIC
PARTICIPANTS
* Asia-Pacific Economic
Cooperation
*Asian Development Bank
*Colombo Plan
*World Bank
*World Trade Organization
(WTO)
 ASIA-PACIFIC ECONOMY COOPERATION (APEC)
 Established in 1989

➢ Is a forum for 21 Pacific Rim

countries, that seeks to
promote free trade and
economic cooperation
throughout the Asia-Pacific
region.
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 ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (ADB)
➢ Established on August 22, 1996

➢ The bank admits the members of

UNESCAP and non-regional
countries.

➢ ADB was modeled closely on the

World Bank, and has a similar
weighted voting system.

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 COLOMBO PLAN
➢ A regional organization that embodies
the concept of collective inter-
governmental effort to strengthen
economic and social development of
member countries in the Asia-Pacific
region.

➢ The primary focus of Colombo Plan

activities is on human resources
development.

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 INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (ICC)
➢ The International Chamber of Commerce is the
largest, most representative business organization
in the world.

➢ ICC has 3 main activities; rule setting, dispute

resolution, and policy advocacy.

➢ The ICC fosters international trade and commerce

to promote and protect open markets for goods
and services and the free flow of capital. 

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 INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE (ICJ)
➢ The international Court of Justice (commonly
referred to as the World Court , ICJ or The
Hauge,) is the primary judicial branch of UN.

➢ It settles legal disputes submitted to it by

states and provides advisory opinions on legal
disputes submitted to it by duly authorized
international branches, agencies, and the UN
General Assembly.

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 INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OF THE RED CROSS (ICRC)
➢ The ICRC is a humanitarian institution
based in Geneva, Switzerland, and a
three-time Nobel Prize Laureate.

➢ It’s the oldest and most honored

organization within the movement and
one of the most widely recognized
organizations in the world.

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 UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL (UNCS)
➢ United nations security council is one
of the six principal organs of the
United Nations.

➢ It gives primary responsibility for

maintaining international peace and
security to the Security Council, which
may meet whenever peace is
threatened.

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INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (IOC)

➢ IOC is a non-profit international

organization made up of volunteers,
which is committed to building a
better world though sports.
➢ It’s mission; to support the
development of competitive sport by
ethical and environmentally
sustainable means.

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WORLD WILDLIFE FUND (WWF)
➢ The WWF is founded in 1961,
working in the field of the
wilderness preservation, and the
reduction of human impact on the
government.

➢ It is the world’s largest conservation

organization

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GREENPEACE
➢ Greenpeace is known for it’s
direct actions and has been
described as the most visible
environmental organization in the
world.

➢ It has raised environmental issues

issues to public knowledge and
influenced both the public and
private sector.

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