"Our times demand a new definition of leadership - global leadership. They demand a new constellation of international cooperation - governments, civil society and the private sector, working together for a collective global good."
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
Speech at World Economic Forum Davos, Switzerland (29 January 2009)
Speech at World Economic Forum Davos, Switzerland (29 January 2009)
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The Big PictureGet the big picture of the United Institutions, an overview of its mission, strategic goals, objectives and functions and learn about the rationale and key considerations for the new global institution. Learn More
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Learn About the United Institutions
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World ForumThe United Institutions will be the first permanent world forum for global cooperation and collective action between organizations in the public, private and civil sectors, towards a new paradigm of international cooperation for the 21st Century.
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Global IssuesThe UI is being established to help address pressing global challenges facing our world including poverty, inequality, humanitarian crisis, armed conflict, terrorism, migration, health, water, human rights, education, climate change, deforestation and wildlife protection. Learn More
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Global Impact
The UI aims to support and enable development and implementation of comprehensive solutions towards the world's most critical problems, at global, regional, national and local levels, in partnership with instituions, communities and stakeholders.
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NewsUN Secretary General sets out his 5 priorities for the UN to focus on in the coming year. Learn More
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UIF Chairman writes about the need for greater international cooperation in addressing global challenges. Learn More
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Building the United Institutions
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The United Institutions has been in development for more than 10 years and has reached the implementation phase, with an established global framework, components, designs, program elements, real estate development, business incentives, development partners and a host of potential sites.
Locations being considered include the new World Trade Center in New York City, being rebuilt after the terrorist attacks of September 11 2001, as well as a development next to the United Nations Headquarters on Manhattan's east side. Development of the United Institutions is funded by voluntary contributions from institutions and people around the world, changing the world together as one. |
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