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1. IGOs are organizations between countries, whose fundamental principle is the sovereign equality of all member countries. They are created by  multilateral treaties between states.
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1. A minimum of three member countries and the adoption of a formal intergovernmental agreement.
2. Members may come from one region or more than one country.

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1. Formed by formal national governments, membership can be from a geographic region or from multiple countries.

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1.The main feature is independent participation in international affairs
2.Between countries, between continents
3.Reducing the cost of commodity trade and promoting free trade

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1.It is a connection of sovereign states.
2.Created through formal intergovernmental agreements
3.big difference in members.

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1. Intergovernmental organizations are international organizations that, within the scope prescribed by treaties and purposes, enjoy the independent status of participating in international affairs, and have the ability to directly bear the rights and obligations of international law, instead of being subject to the jurisdiction of state power.
APEC, World Trade Organization, United Nations

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1. At least 3 countries in the organization. Created through formail inter-govermental agreement.
2. Not have geographic scope.

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IGOs are typically made up of more than one notional government and organized by their membership and by their purpose which aim to create a mechanism for the world's inhabitants to work more successfully together in the areas of peace and security, and also to deal with economic and social questions.

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1. It is an association of sovereign states
2. The participants are mainly States
3. Created by formal agreement between states
4. Having a permanent establishment
5. Unique legal system
6. It has the function of cooperation between States

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There are no geographical requirements for the origin of the members of the IGO.They manage political, economic, environmental and other issues.

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a. Free expression of the position or opinion of one's country
b. Discussion of international issues of common concern
c. Coordination of policies and actions of Member States

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1. IGO are at least three countries as members of the organization, in several countries, and "through a formal agreement between the government, such as treaty, charter or established specifications.
2. Members can come mainly from a geographical area (such as the organization of American states) or from theThere are geographical area (e.g., the world bank).
3. Some intergovernmental organizations are designed to achieve a single "(such as the organization of petroleum exporting countries), but some are designed to perform a variety of tasks (such as the United Nations).

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1.They hold state authority. Their institutions are permanent. They provide a forum for discussion. They are issue-specific.
2.Between nations and regions.
3. Helping to set the international agenda, mediating political bargaining, providing a place for political initiatives and acting as catalysts for the coalition- formation. They facilitate cooperation and coordination among member nations.

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1. Formed by States; huge differences in members; may have single purpose or multipe; most are regional.
2. It can be supranational and transnational level.
3. Could be a single purpose and common interest.

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Just as a country's government is the manager of its internal and external affairs, IGO act as the manager of the common affairs of the international community in a certain sense.

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1.Formed by states, states grant them responsibilities and authority to act; states are their members.

2.Created through formal intergovernmental agreements

3.Huge differences in members.(3 to numbers)

4.Members can be from one region  or from multiple countries.

5.May have a single purpose or multiple.

6.Most IGOs are regional due to common interests and issues to address

Recognized entities in international law.
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National and regional,because IGOs are formed by the countries. The members of an IGO,usually are interested in one common issue,so the effects of IGO is only regional or national.
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The key difference is NGO founded by individuals,but IGO founded by states.IGOs founded for the same purpose among countries.
4.NGO founded by individuals,they commonly orgaised by the same interests,and their purpose is voluntary. E.g.Green Planet,WWF.