Global Governance Institutions

Global governance institutions are international organizations and frameworks designed to coordinate cooperation among countries on issues like peace, health, environment, and trade. They set norms, establish rules, and provide platforms for dialogue to address challenges that affect multiple nations, recognizing that some problems require collective action beyond individual countries' capabilities. Examples include the United Nations, World Trade Organization, and World Health Organization. These institutions aim to promote stability, security, sustainable development, and collective problem-solving in an interconnected world.