The primary purpose of international organizations in a democracy is to maintain international peace and security by fostering cooperation among nations, resolving conflicts peacefully, and promoting disarmament.

Multinational corporations (MNCs) are private entities and not considered international organizations. IGOs, NGOs, and IFIs are all types of international organizations.

The World Trade Organization (WTO) is the international organization responsible for promoting global trade by setting rules for international trade, resolving trade disputes, and negotiating trade agreements.

All of the listed organizations are responsible for providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief. The UNHCR focuses on refugees, UNICEF on children, WFP on food aid, and ICRC on armed conflict and natural disasters.

International organizations contribute to the promotion of democracy by monitoring human rights violations, providing technical assistance to emerging democracies, and promoting free and fair elections.

International organizations play a crucial role in addressing global challenges by facilitating cooperation, providing assistance, and negotiating agreements.

International organizations contribute to the maintenance of international peace and security by mediating conflicts, deploying peacekeeping forces, and imposing sanctions.

International organizations face challenges such as lack of funding, political interference, and limited enforcement mechanisms in fulfilling their mandates.

The effectiveness of international organizations can be improved by increasing funding, reforming voting procedures, and strengthening enforcement mechanisms.

International organizations play a significant role in promoting cooperation, resolving conflicts, and contributing to global governance in a democracy.