International organizations often operate on a global scale, coordinating actions across multiple countries to activate emergency responses or sustain long-term development initiatives.^[1] The United Nations (UN) plays a pivotal role by managing meta-populations—handling logistics, offering resources (financial or expertise-based), and disseminating knowledge and aid to a wide array of stakeholders.

See the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations for more details information on how the UN works to stop locust outbreaks.

Available resources authored by this organization

Name	Year published	Category	Author	Geographic purview	Language
Desert Locust ‘re-invasion’ threatens millions across Horn of Africa	2020	Media	United Nations	Eastern Africa	English
International appeals and reports on locust outbreaks in Madagascar		Technical report, Interactive visual tools	Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, United Nations	Madagascar	English
On the frontlines: Battling Namibia’s worst locust crisis	2021	Media	United Nations	Namibia	English
UN University desert locust outbreak technical report	2021	Technical report, Reference works	United Nations University, United Nations	Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, Oceania	English

References

United Nations
United Nations
Acronym:	UN
Website:	View URL
Geography
Headquarter country:
	Italy;
Geographic purview:
	Africa; Americas; Asia; Europe; Oceania;
Categories
Type:	Intergovernmental Organization
Focus:
	Development;
Keywords:
	International Development;

↑ Ries MW, Adriaansen C, Aldobai S, Berry K, Bal AB, Catenaccio MC, Cigliano MM, Cullen DA, Deveson T, Diongue A, Foquet B, Hadrich J, Hunter D, Johnson DL, Pablo Karnatz J, Lange CE, Lawton D, Lazar M, Latchininsky AV, Lecoq M, Le Gall M, Lockwood J, Manneh B, Overson R, Peterson BF, Piou C, Poot-Pech MA, Robinson BE, Rogers SM, Song H, Springate S, Therville C, Trumper E, Waters C, Woller DA, Youngblood JP, Zhang L, Cease A (2024) Global perspectives and transdisciplinary opportunities for locust and grasshopper pest management and research. Journal of Orthoptera Research 33(2): 169–216. doi:10.3897/jor.33.112803.

[Ries_et_al._2024-1] Ries MW, Adriaansen C, Aldobai S, Berry K, Bal AB, Catenaccio MC, Cigliano MM, Cullen DA, Deveson T, Diongue A, Foquet B, Hadrich J, Hunter D, Johnson DL, Pablo Karnatz J, Lange CE, Lawton D, Lazar M, Latchininsky AV, Lecoq M, Le Gall M, Lockwood J, Manneh B, Overson R, Peterson BF, Piou C, Poot-Pech MA, Robinson BE, Rogers SM, Song H, Springate S, Therville C, Trumper E, Waters C, Woller DA, Youngblood JP, Zhang L, Cease A (2024) Global perspectives and transdisciplinary opportunities for locust and grasshopper pest management and research. Journal of Orthoptera Research 33(2): 169–216. doi:10.3897/jor.33.112803.

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