United Nations

The United Nations is an international organization headquartered in New York, New York. Founded after World War II, the organization has grown to encompass 193 member states. The UN employs over 9,491 people and generates over $1 billion in revenue annually. The United Nations works to address global challenges, including humanitarian crises, conflict resolution, development, poverty alleviation, and human rights promotion. The organization provides life-saving aid to populations in need, supports peace-building efforts in conflict zones, assists governments in achieving sustainable development, and advocates for the universal respect of human rights. These activities are guided by the mandates received from its member states and outlined in the United Nations Charter. The UN's work is deeply rooted in its commitment to international cooperation and the pursuit of a more peaceful and equitable world. The organization strives to be a forum for dialogue and diplomacy, working collaboratively with member states, civil society, and other stakeholders to find solutions to global issues. For more information about the United Nations and its work, please visit http://www.un.org/en/documents/charter/.