Global Governance

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NAME/S OF REPORTERS
Rea Lanca
Lester Lapiceros
Xyleme Jeff Lingling
Charina Maralas
Mary Grace Marcial
GLOBAL
GOVERNANCE

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• This term refers to domestic institutions and governments on how large-
scale problems and public-policy issues are being resolved on a global
level. It involves a range of actors including states, national and regional
bodies that have the eagerness and commitment to deal with a particular
challenge.
Contemporary Global Governance

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• Weiss and Thakur (2014) describes Global Governance as the totality of
norms, laws, policies, and bodies that defines, comprise, and facilitate
transnational relations between citizens, states, cultures, intergovernmental
and non-governmental organizations. This section discusses its organs, roles
and functions.
Global Governance

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The United Nations is an
intergovernmental organization whose
stated purposes are to maintain
international peace and security, develop
friendly relations among nations, achieve
international cooperation, and be a center
for harmonizing the actions of nations.
United Nations (UN)

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1. General Assembly
- is the central
deliberative and the only organ
where all member-states have
equal representation in discussion
and consideration, and
policymaking.
The six organs of the United Nation (UN)

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2. Security Council
- is the organ
which has the
commitment to preserve
peace and security.

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3. Economic and Social Council
- is the main organ for
cooperation, policy reviews,
policy dialogue, and advice on
social, economic and
environmental issues.

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4. Trusteeship Council
- is the organ tasked to
administer international
oversight for 11 trust
territories and to make sure
that adequate procedures are
taken for independence and
self-government.

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5. International Court of Justice
- sometimes known as the
World Court, is one of the six
principal organs of the United
Nations. It settles disputes between
states in accordance with
international law and gives advisory
opinions on international legal
issues.

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6. Secretariat
- is the organ tasked
to execute the daily
activities as assigned by
the other organs.
António Guterres

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- From former name of millennium
development goals, was set to promote
sustainable development. These goals are the ;
• blueprint to achieve a better and more
sustainable future for all. This collection of 17
global goals
• covers social and economic issues including
poverty, hunger, health, education, global
warming,
• gender equality, water sanitation, energy
urbanization, environment and social justice.
Sustainable Development Goals

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