Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs)

Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs) are groups formed by multiple countries to collaborate on shared goals, manage challenges, and coordinate policies. Examples include the United Nations, which addresses global issues like peace and human rights, and the World Health Organization, which focuses on public health. IGOs help member states work together on economic, social, environmental, and security matters, promoting cooperation and stability. Each IGO operates based on treaties or agreements that outline their purpose, structure, and decision-making processes, enabling countries to address complex problems collectively that they cannot solve alone.