what is united nations organisation,what for it used,what are all the countries present in that?
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it is an organization of many nations that helps promote peace and harmony and development among its members, which is virtually the whole world. for more information try this website: www.un.org
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Usually it is FBI or CIA web-site, but besides that here are some links to other countries'most wanted lists.\nIf You contact Your Foreign Office, there they can provide more materials about UN CTC list which is renewed and which is, in fact a very vague database.
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there are 192, including the Vatican City, countries in the world but there are only 191 members of the UN (excepting Vatican City that opted not to be a member)
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The World Health Organization (WHO) is the UN's specialized agency for health.  Established in 1948, WHO's objective is for all peoples to attain the highest possible level of health.\n\nListing their achievements would be almost impossible since they are active in everything from vaccinations to planning responses to SARS to educationg people about nutrition, etc.
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191 countries are currently UN members.Montenegro will probably apply for membership too
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The UN has 192 member states.
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See the information posted here:\nhttp://www.unog.ch/80256EE60057CB67/(httpPages)/6198E1266DB7B16480256EF80049A2F2?OpenDocument
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The Secretariat is the body of the United Nations that does the day to day work of the organization.  It is headed by the Secretary-General, who currently is Kofi Annan, who comes from Ghana originally.
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Just a couple of ideas..\n\n(1) reform the UN\nhttp://heal-the-earth.org\n\n(2) institute unions representing each major region\nhttp://americas-union.org\nhttp://arabian-union.org\nhttp://asia-union.org\nhttp://africans-union.org\nhttp://oceanic-union.org\nhttp://euro-union.org\n\n(3) developing a 25 yr plan for the planet\nhttp://u-s-m.org
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Also try: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_nations
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My guess is that some countries are administratively part of a larger unit. \n\nI'll give you the example I'm familiar with: England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales are all individual members of FIFA, however, they are all part of the United Kingdom and that is the body which has UN membership.\n\nI don't know which other countries this would apply to.
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The United Nations was founded in 1945. It began to resolve WWI, and as a way nations could talk, before declaring war on each other.\n\nI believe the founding nations included Great Britain, the US and Germany and France (not sure about the last two). But anyhow, it started with lofty ideals of providing a forum where nations could meet in a neutral environment and talk problems through. And since it was founded during times of war, concerns over Human Rights were brought to the fore.\n\nCurrently, there is alot of politics going on with the UN, but the main purpose is still to provide that open communication between nations of the world.\n\nThere is tons more out there on the United Nations, and all you have to do is Google it.
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The United Nations is a global government to which 191 nations belong. Your question makes no sense because there already is a "global government."
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Has the UN ever been effective anywhere would be a better question.  Other than a place for different goverments to come together and meet, the UN has no real power and no real effectiveness.
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Well the Security Council of the UN is investigating things like the genocide in the Sudan and the Iranian nuclear issue. It was formed by all of the member countries.
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Here is your link to the ngo world Global network:\nhttp://www.ngo.org/\n\nFor more information about your question you will find the information on this list:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=50&hl=en&lr=&q=Ngo&btnG=Search
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Main UN bodies:\nTrusteeship Couuncil\nSecurity Council\nGeneral Assembly\nECOSOC - UN Economic and Social Council  \nICJ - International Court of Justice  \nSecretariat\n \nYou may find easy about them in internet. http://www.un.org/aboutun/mainbodies.htm\n\nThey have multiple divisions, like UNESCO - United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund, UNCHR - United Nations Commission on Human Rights, ILO, etc.