United Nations buildings

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United Nations buildings are official facilities around the world that house the offices, meeting spaces, and conference centers used by the United Nations and its affiliated agencies for diplomatic, administrative, and peacekeeping work.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United Nations infrastructure
group of buildings
associatedWith diplomatic immunity under host country agreements
host country headquarters agreements
designedToComplyWith international conference standards
hasFunction administrative work
diplomatic activities
international conferences
multilateral negotiations
peacekeeping coordination
policy-making meetings
includes FAO Headquarters in Rome
linked to: FAO headquarters

ILO Headquarters in Geneva
International Court of Justice building in The Hague
linked to: Peace Palace

Palais des Nations in Geneva
linked to: Palais des Nations

UNESCO Headquarters in Paris
linked to: UNESCO Headquarters

UNICEF House in New York City
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa headquarters in Addis Ababa
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe headquarters in Geneva
United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean headquarters in Santiago
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific headquarters in Bangkok
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia headquarters in Beirut
United Nations Headquarters complex in New York City
United Nations Office at Geneva buildings
linked to: UN Office at Geneva

United Nations Office at Nairobi buildings
United Nations Office at Vienna buildings
United Nations University Headquarters in Tokyo
United Nations country team offices
linked to: UN Country Teams

United Nations information centre offices
United Nations peacekeeping mission compounds
United Nations regional commission headquarters
WHO Headquarters in Geneva
locatedIn multiple countries
oftenFeature delegates’ offices and lounges
exhibition spaces related to United Nations work
general assembly halls or large plenary chambers
press and media facilities
simultaneous interpretation facilities
operatedBy United Nations Secretariat
United Nations funds and programmes
specialized agencies of the United Nations
ownedBy United Nations
securityProvidedBy United Nations security services
host country security forces
usedBy United Nations
usedFor diplomatic receptions
meetings of United Nations organs
office space for international civil servants
press conferences
sessions of United Nations committees

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United Nations Conference Centre in Bangkok category United Nations buildings
Vienna International Centre hasFunction United Nations headquarters complex
linked to: United Nations buildings
UNDP headquarters, New York City partOf United Nations system facilities in New York
linked to: United Nations buildings
UNU Headquarters Building category United Nations buildings
Nicosia International Airport currentUse United Nations headquarters in Cyprus
linked to: United Nations buildings
Palais Wilson function United Nations administrative offices
subject linked to: Palais Wilson, Geneva
linked to: United Nations buildings
United Nations buildings includes United Nations regional commission headquarters
linked to: United Nations buildings
Palais Wilson category United Nations buildings
Rescue Aid Society headquartersLocation United Nations building (fictionalized interior)
linked to: United Nations buildings
UN compound in Kabul category United Nations buildings
ITU Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland partOf United Nations system headquarters network
linked to: United Nations buildings
ECA headquarters, Addis Ababa category United Nations buildings