SS.7.C.4.2 Recognize government and citizen
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slide1. SS.7.C.4.2 Recognize government and citizen participation in international organizations. International Organization Summit Government and citizen participation in international organizations<br>
slide2. How would you define it? International organization Nongovernmental organization Intergovernmental organization<br>
slide3. International Organizations An international organization is an organization with an international membership, scope, or presence.
Made up of several countries Non-governmental organizations
A not-for-profit group, principally independent from government, which is organized on a local, national or international level to address issues in support of the public good. Intergovernmental organizations
A public or governmental organization created by treaty or agreement between states. These can be domestic (in the United States) or international organizations<br>
slide4. International Organization Summit Today you will become representatives of an international organization. You will read about an organization and identify:
Founding year
Organization headquarters
Purpose of the organization
How governments and/or individuals can participate in your organization<br>
slide5. NAFTA North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement Intergovernmental Organization/Agreement<br>
slide6. NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide8. International Committee of the Red Cross Non-governmental Organization<br>
slide9. United Nations Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide11. UNICEF United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide13. World Court Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide14. World Trade Organization Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide15. Check for Understanding<br>
slide2. How would you define it? International organization Nongovernmental organization Intergovernmental organization<br>
slide3. International Organizations An international organization is an organization with an international membership, scope, or presence.
Made up of several countries Non-governmental organizations
A not-for-profit group, principally independent from government, which is organized on a local, national or international level to address issues in support of the public good. Intergovernmental organizations
A public or governmental organization created by treaty or agreement between states. These can be domestic (in the United States) or international organizations<br>
slide4. International Organization Summit Today you will become representatives of an international organization. You will read about an organization and identify:
Founding year
Organization headquarters
Purpose of the organization
How governments and/or individuals can participate in your organization<br>
slide5. NAFTA North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement Intergovernmental Organization/Agreement<br>
slide6. NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide8. International Committee of the Red Cross Non-governmental Organization<br>
slide9. United Nations Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide11. UNICEF United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide13. World Court Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide14. World Trade Organization Intergovernmental Organization<br>
slide15. Check for Understanding<br>