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1-This decentralization and delegation of expertise and ground level efforts helps to limit the size of the UN, and provides it additional flexibility in partnerships. One advantage to limiting the expansion of the UN in lieu of contracting in consultative and IP capacities with INGO's is that mission-specific projects are more likely to run their course and meet objectives. Nation-state structures often are inefficient, waste resources, and incur redundancies due to their nature of public service over profit or sustainability in funding. Were the UN to expand it's structure in order to undertake every potential endever globally, it would lead to excessive beaurocracy, policy debate, and inefficiencies. By avoiding expanding the parent structure, the UN is more able to meet it's greater agenda, and terminate projects, and therefore funding, when it deems an objective has been met. Expanded governmental structures, especially internationally, have had historical tendancy of pivoting to new objectives, or failing to declare completion of objectives, to extend the life of a program, and therefore funding. By utilizing Implementation Partnerships, the UN and local governments can assess the progress of a programs objective, declare it adquately completed or terminate it's funding at will. Within INGOs which qualify for UN consultative status, additionally, already exists the resources to execute on objectives, without the UN needing to establish new structures and create further beaurocracy.

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The United Nations serves as a crucial platform for international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to participate in global affairs. With their increasing involvement in the UN, these NGOs are playing an increasingly significant role. Resolution 1296, adopted in 1996, has played a pivotal role in providing legal guarantees for the participation of international NGOs in UN activities. This resolution has effectively lowered the threshold for NGOs to obtain consultative status and has enabled them to engage with the United Nations system.

Among the various bodies within the UN, the Security Council holds immense responsibility for maintaining international peace and security. It is here that NGOs strive to participate and exert their influence on the core affairs of the United Nations. NGOs in consultative status with the Commission and associated status with the Ministry of Public Information are allowed to observe public meetings of the Council. Additionally, Council members may organize 'Arria formula' meetings, which provide a platform for briefings or recommendations from relevant NGOs.