UNO Chart (70x100cm)

The “UNO Chart (70x100cm)” is a large-format laminated educational poster that visually details the structure, principal organs, and major agencies of the United Nations Organization (UNO), aiding in the understanding of international governance and cooperation.​

Physical Specifications

Size: 70 × 100 cm, ensuring visibility for classrooms, public spaces, and educational displays.​

Material: Full-color printing on sturdy art or synthetic paper, typically laminated for durability and easy cleaning, with plastic rollers for hanging.​

Content and Educational Features

Illustrated organizational structure of the UNO, showing the six principal organs:

General Assembly

Security Council

Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)

International Court of Justice (ICJ)

Trusteeship Council

UN Secretariat​

Each main body is diagrammatically linked to its specialized agencies, subsidiary bodies, committees, and associated programs (e.g., UNICEF, WHO, UNESCO, ILO, FAO, IMF, World Bank).​

Notations or brief descriptions may specify the core roles of each organ (e.g., “Security Council: Peace and Security,” “ICJ: Judicial Settlements”).​

May include headquarters locations (e.g., New York, Geneva, The Hague), the emblem of the UN, and updated country membership numbers.​

Some charts offer short side notes about historical milestones—founding in 1945, key international conventions, peacekeeping activities, and sustainable development goals.​

Educational Value

Provides at-a-glance comprehension of how the UN is structured and functions, reinforcing topics in social science, civics, and current affairs.​

Supports Model United Nations (MUN) preparation, international relations coursework, and general global citizenship education.​

Useful for reference when discussing international organizations, peacekeeping, humanitarian missions, and the role of global governance.​

This chart is essential for teaching the basics of world governance, promoting an understanding of global diplomacy, and supporting classroom discussions on international cooperation.