nditions and helps countries develop labor laws.
3.) The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Attempts to raise food and nutrition levels and provides information on food growth and distribution techniques.
4.) The World Health Organization (WHO). To improve health standards, the means of public health service, and to fight epidemics.
5.) The International Monetary Fund. To promote world trade through stable currencies.
6.) the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank). Provides loans for large scale products to promote economic progress.