Specialized Agencies of the League of Nations (1983: Doomsday)

The League of Nations, like the preceding United Nations has authority over specialized and autonomous organizations that function through the League Economic and Social Council, High Council, and Secretariat.

Food and Agriculture Organization

The Food and Agriculture Organization is an organization leading international efforts to defeat global hunger and improve both nutrition and food security. It coordinates with governments and other agencies to develop or improve agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and both land and water resources.

• International Headquarters
  • Santiago, Chile
  • Cape Town, RZA (LoN Headquarters)
• Regional Headquarters
  • Africa
    • Lagos, Nigeria
    • Nairobi, Kenya
  • Asia
    • Kaesong, Korea
    • Kolkata, India
    • Tselinograd, USSR
  • Europe
    • Aarhus, Denmark
    • Dublin, Celtic Alliance
  • North America
    • Saskatoon, Provisional Canada
    • Midland, Texas
    • Saint John, Canada
  • Oceania
    • Canberra, Australia
  • South America
    • Brasilia, Brazil

International Maritime Organization

The International Maritime Organization promotes international cooperation between governments and shipping companies to improve maritime safety, reduce pollution, and restore or improve ports to increase global trade.

• International Headquarters
  • Auckland, New Zealand
  • Cape Town, RZA (LoN Headquarters)
• Regional Headquarters
  • Africa
    • Alexandria, Egypt
    • Lagos, Nigeria
    • Mombasa, Kenya
  • Asia
    • Bombay, India
    • Dubai, Dubai
    • Ulsan, Korea
  • North America
    • Saint John's, Canada
    • Victoria, Victoria
  • Oceania
    • Brisbane, Australia
    • Fremantle, Australia
  • South America
    • Barranquilla, Colombia
    • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

International Radiological and Chemical Agency

A successor to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), IRCA is distinguished from its predecessor by a greater degree of LoN control (IAEA had been more of an intergovernmental organization loosely affiliated with the UN) and by an expanded mission. Besides helping with safe nuclear power, IRCA works on radiological clean-up around power plants, fuel sites, and waste sites. It also helps fund renewable energy and helps to enforce prohibitions on chemical and nuclear warfare.

• International Headquarters
  • Geneva, Alpine Confederation
• Regional Headquarters
  • Latin America
    • Buenos Aires, Argentina
      • Veracruz, Mexico
      • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  • United States
    • Riverhead, Long Island, Outer Lands
      • Yreka, Jefferson
      • Fort Collins, Colorado
      • Laredo, Texas
      • Kewaunee, Superior
      • Americus, Neonotia
  • Canada
    • Bathurst, New Brunswick
      • Kingston, Ontario
  • Western Europe
    • Geneva, AC
      • Monaco
      • Luxembourg
      • Tortosa
      • Aberystwyth, Wales
      • Salerno, Sicily
      • Husum, North Germany
  • Nordic Countries
    • Stockholm, Sweden
      • Helsinki, Finland
  • Eastern Europe
    • Ljubljana, Slovenia
      • Berlin, Prussia
  • Soviet Union
    • Krasnoyarsk, Siberia
      • Bilibino, Siberia
      • Kursk, Russian Confederation
      • Kuznetsovsk, Volhynia
      • Telšiai, Lithuania
  • East Asia
    • Kyoto, Japan
      • Kaesong, Korea
      • Hengchun, Taiwan
  • West and South Asia
    • Bombay, India
      • Madras, Tamil Nadu
  • Africa
    • Cape Town, Good Hope

International Red Cross and Red Cresent Movement

The Red Cross/Red Cresent is an international humanitarian organization operating through the Economic and Social Council. It is authorized to protect the life and dignity of victims of international and internal wars and conflicts. The organization utilizes the Red Cross in most nations, however the Red Cresent is also recognized in Islamic majority nations. Both symbols are granted equal protection under international law regardless of the nation of deployment.

• International Headquarters
  • Geneva, Alpine Confederation
  • Cape Town, RZA (LoN Headquarters)
• Regional Headquarters
  • Africa
    • Lagos, Nigeria
    • Mobasa, Kenya
    • Tunis, Tunisia
  • Asia
    • Bombay, India
    • Dubai, Dubai
    • Krasnoyarsk, USSR
    • Surabaya, Indonesia
    • Taipei, Taiwan
    • Ulan Bator, USSR
  • Europe
    • Berlin, Prussia
    • Dublin, Celtic Alliance
    • Iraklion, Hellenic Federation
    • Luxembourg, Luxembourg
    • Stockholm, Sweden
  • North America
    • Billings, United States
    • Hattiesburg, Hattiesburg
    • Kingston, Jamaica
    • Mexico City, Mexico
    • Midland, Texas
    • Saint John, Canada
    • Victoria, Victoria
  • Oceania
    • Auckland, New Zealand
    • Sydney, Australia
  • South America
    • Callao, Peru
    • Maracaibo, Venezuela
    • Saō Paulo, Brazil

League of Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (LoNESCO)

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The League of Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization is an agency intended to contribute to global peace and security by promoting international collaboration in education, science, and culture. It is also responsible for monitoring or maintaining World Heritage Sites that are in radioactive regions or outside of a national government.

• International Headquarters
  • Cape Town, RZA (LoN Headquarters)
• Regional Headquarters
  • Africa
    • Nairobi, Kenya
  • Asia
    • Delhi, India
    • Ulan Bator, USSR
  • Europe
    • Geneva, Alpine Confederation
  • North America
    • Manchester, Vermont
    • Mexica, Mexico
  • Oceania
    • Canberra, Australia
  • South America
    • Brasilia, Brazil

League of Nations Peacekeeping Force

The League of Nations Peacekeeping Force is the armed wing of the League of Nations, serving in the same function as the preceding UN Peacekeepers. It also serves the role of providing security to League of Nations buildings and facilities as well as protection for high ranking officials.

A major difference is the presence of a permanent peacekeeping force that is not solely reliant on member state contributions. Even with the core independent force, the League still relies on members to support missions as the force is mainly a light infantry organization. It maintains a small naval and air wing with the sole ability to transport peacekeepers into conflict regions and resupply. The vessels and aircraft are only lightly armed for defensive purposes and are painted League blue to indicate their international protection.

The League has the ability to recruit from member states, up to half a percent of the domestic population. In practice, it operates nearly ten thousand personnel with the majority stationed in Africa and South America.

• International Headquarters
  • Cape Town, RZA (LoN Headquarters)
• Regional Headquarters
  • Africa
    • Lagos, Nigeria
  • Asia
    • Krasnoyarsk, USSR
    • Bombay, India
  • Europe
    • Aarhus, Denmark (Nordic Union)
    • Dublin, Celtic Alliance
  • North America
    • Chihuahua, Mexico
    • Victoria, Victoria
  • Oceania
    • Brisbane, Australia (ANZC)
    • Hilo, Hawaii
  • South America
    • Barranquilla, Colombia
    • Korou, Guyane

Universal Postal Union

The Universal Postal Union coordinates postal laws and policies between member states and the global postal system.

• International Headquarters
  • Geneva, Alpine Confederation
  • Cape Town, RZA (LoN Headquarters)
• Regional Headquarters
  • Africa
    • Lagos, Nigeria
  • Asia
    • Delhi, India
  • Europe
    • Dublin, Celtic Alliance
  • North America
    • Manchester, Vermont
  • Oceania
    • Canberra, Australia
  • South America
    • Brasilia, Brazil

World Census and Reclamation Bureau

The World Census and Reclamation Bureau, formed in 2004 and integrated into the League of Nations the following year, acts as a global surveillance and support organization to help survivor states cement bonds with neighbors, exchange technology and materials, and expand the League of Nations.

• International Headquarters
  • Cape Town, RZA (LoN Headquarters)
• Regional Headquarters
  • Africa
    • Nairobi, Kenya
    • Lagos, Nigeria
  • Asia
    • Bombay, India
    • Jakarta, Indonesia
    • Krasnoyarsk, USSR
    • Tehran, Iran
  • Europe
    • Flensburg, North Germany
    • Konya, Turkey
    • Linz, Austria
  • North America
    • Hattiesburg, Hattiesburg
    • Navy Island, Niagara Falls (In conjunction with the United Communities)
    • Victoria, Victoria
  • Oceania
    • Brisbane, Australia
    • Hilo, Hawaii
  • South America
    • Brasilia, Brazil

World Health Organization

The World Health Organization acts as a coordinating authority on international public health including sending medical teams to combat epidemics. It also responds to outbreaks in the post-Doomsday world and has collaborated to prevent a global pandemic.

• International Headquarters
  • Geneva, Alpine Confederation
  • Cape Town, RZA (LoN Headquarters)
• Regional Headquarters
  • Africa
    • Lagos, Nigeria
  • Asia
    • Jakarta, Indonesia
  • Europe
    • Stockholm, Sweden
  • North America
    • Mexico City, Mexico
  • Oceania
    • Auckland, New Zealand
  • South America
    • Buenos Aires, Argentina

World Meteorological Organization

The World Meteorological Organization is responsible for promoting international cooperation on atmospheric science, climatology, hydrology, and geophysics. It has also monitored global climate change that resulted from Doomsday and the environmental effects on the surrounding regions.

• International Headquarters
  • Berne, Alpine Confederation
  • Cape Town, RZA (LoN Headquarters)
• Regional Headquarters
  • Africa
    • Alexandria, Egypt
  • Asia
    • Krasnoyarsk, USSR
    • Jakarta, Indonesia
  • Europe
    • Dublin, Ireland
  • North America
    • Hattiesburg, Hattiesburg
    • Victoria, Victoria
  • Oceania
    • Wellington, New Zealand
  • South America
    • Santiago, Chile