Non-State Institutions definition:
express their concerns and views
There are a large number of states in the world,
some force/s are needed to link these states
together.
These institutions participate in international
relations without needing to belong to an
established institution or state.
Two Types of Non-State Institutions:
International Organizations are institutions that
aim to unite different states toward a common
good.
Transnational Organizations are transcend
boundaries and states to bring together people
and groups of different culture for a specific
goal.
There are a significant number of international
and transnational organizations in the world.
They can be in the form of a development
agency, advocacy group, banks and
corporations.
Development Agencies, these are organizations
which provide development assistance between
national and international institutions.
United Nations, Established in 1945 to rebuild
peace after World War II.
The War brought forth the birth of non-state
institutions that link nations together.
 Currently composed of 193 member
states (countries).
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Through the General Assembly, a forum
or dialog among the member states, the
UN gives its members the freedom to
regarding all sort of issues that affect
them.
The following are some of the development
agencies under the UN.
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Organization
(UNESCO)
 A specialized agency of the UN for the
purpose of promoting peace and
security through international
partnership.
 The 5 major programs of UNESCO
1. Education
2. Natural Science
3. Social and Human Science
4. Culture
5. Communication
United Nations Development Program
(UNDP)
 A development agency that aims to
eradicate poverty and to reduce
inequalities and social exclusion in the
developing countries.
 Generally speaking, the UNDP has its
eyes focused on helping countries build
and share effective solutions in 3 areas:
1. Sustainable Development
2. Democratic Governance
Unite Nations Children’s Fund
(UNICEF)
World Trade Organization
(WTO)
 An intergovernmental organization that
provides humanitarian and
development assistance and support to  Created to deal with the rules of trade
young people and least developed among nations.
 More specifically, it aims to lower tariffs
countries.
and for non-tariff barriers to increase
international trade.
Banks and Corporations

A bank is a financial intermediary that creates China’s Alternative: Asian Infrastructure

credit by lending money to the borrower, which Investment Bank
creates a corresponding deposit on the bank’s (AIIB)
balance sheet.

 China created a bank that will primarily

oversee the needs of Asian nations.
International Monetary Fund  China has even invited big countries like
(IMF) Australia and South Korea to be
included as founding members of the
 An association of 118 countries bank.
 it aims to:
“foster global monetary cooperation,
secure financial stability, facilitate
international trade, promote high
employment and sustainable growth
and reduce poverty worldwide.”

World Bank
(WB)

 Created originally as a facilitator of

post-war reconstruction.

Today it advocated the development of
worldwide poverty alleviation in
coordination with other affiliate groups.