Global Studies: Multilateral Organizations

The Group of 7 is an informal union of industrialized, economically advanced countries that meet semi-annually to discuss financial issues.

The world's largest humanitarian organization. Provides assistance without discrimination as to nationality, race, religious beliefs, class or political opinions.

This organization promotes humane and organized international migration and offers services to governments and migrants.

INTERPOL is the world's leading international police force based in Lyon, France.

The official site of NATO, a hugely influential intergovernmental military coalition.

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is a collective of 11 nations. The organization's goal is to maintain policies that support respective economic interests.

The United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization aims to bond nations together through intellectual pursuit.

The United Nations Children's Fund provides humanitarian aid and developmental assistance to children in need worldwide.

The official site of the United Nations, an international governance and diplomacy organization.

A UN initiative dedicated to eliminating global maladies such as poverty and hunger and promote goals such as economic sustainability and education equality.

Provides food relief both during and post-emergencies.

A United Nations institution, the stated goals of the World Bank are to end extreme poverty and boost mutual prosperity.