WAGGGS and the UN
The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) works with the United Nations (UN) and many UN agencies through volunteer teams in Geneva, Nairobi, New York, Paris , Rome and Vienna. WAGGGS established the UN teams more then 60 years ago.
The UN teams are made up of women and men who want to ensure that girls and young women have their voices heard at the highest level worldwide. They play a vital role to achieve the third goal of WAGGGS strategic plan for 2006~2008: to become the voice of girls and young women. Read more about the UN teams around the world.
WAGGGS has strong relations with the UN and its agencies since many decades. WAGGGS was awarded ECOSOC consultative status and signed several Memorandums of Understanding with UN agencies, for example with UNICEF and FAO. Find out more about WAGGGS working with the UN.
The UN teams are made up of women and men who want to ensure that girls and young women have their voices heard at the highest level worldwide. They play a vital role to achieve the third goal of WAGGGS strategic plan for 2006~2008: to become the voice of girls and young women. Read more about the UN teams around the world.
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WAGGGS has strong relations with the UN and its agencies since many decades. WAGGGS was awarded ECOSOC consultative status and signed several Memorandums of Understanding with UN agencies, for example with UNICEF and FAO. Find out more about WAGGGS working with the UN.
The United Nations (UN) is an international organization that works to solve global problems and make the world a better place for all people. Find out more about the UN.