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Global Survey on the UN Reform for Peace and Sustainable Development

Dear Sir / Madam,

There is a vast number of suggestions that the United Nations experiment if peace and development has failed.

The United Nations Organization, when started with an American-led proposal under the auspices of President Roosevelt, was once the best experiment for global peace and sustainable development. It now lags behind in success and reliability, which has been blamed in large part on nationalistic polarization, regional, and racial sentiments.
That is why ILAWDUN is conducting the Global Survey on the UN Reform for Peace and Sustainable Development through its Education, Research and Advocacy Project (ERDP), to hear what people like YOU think about the role of countries and UN system officials and agencies in reform and standardization.

ILAWDUN is leading a global effort to restore excellence in UN practices through education, research, advocacy, and recommendation for reform, providing education and advocacy of the kind needed to preserve “the glory of the UN” for world peace and sustainable development.

Please take three minutes to share with us your opinion. Follow this link. We hope you will join us by giving a generous gift to our Annual Fund for Education, Research and Advocacy Project (ERDP) during our fiscal year-end campaign. We have set a goal to raise $5,000,000 by midnight of March 31, 2026.

You can easily make your gift after completing the Global Survey on the UN Reform for Peace and Sustainable Development, which you can access at this secure link. We want to know what you think. Together, we can revive and restore UN glory through education, research, and advocacy activities globally.

Warm regards,

Cyprian Edward-Ekpo
President & Director-General,
Institute of Law Research & Development of United Nations (ILAWDUN)

1. Do you believe war has undermined the effectiveness of UN peace and sustainable development practices since its creation?

2. Has the UN ever acted in ways that create an impression of bias in the administration, policy, or control of peace and sustainable development programs?

3. Do you believe unilateral state vetoes in the UN Security Council have contributed to the decline of humanitarian law and sustainable development standards?

4. Should the UN Charter regarding the Security Council be reformed to allow wider state representation?

5. Do you believe the UN currently promotes racial or regional agendas that contradict its original objectives?

6. Would you support the creation of a binding UN supranational law that allows sanctions or funding cuts against states promoting terrorism?

7. Do you believe the quality of the UN's role in peace and sustainable development has declined compared to the early post-World War II period?

8. Should the UN have legal authority to enforce human rights compliance by member states?

9. Do you believe the UN has done enough to prevent or mitigate the impacts of armed conflict in the 21st century?

10. Should the UN's development programs be more inclusive of grassroots and community-led initiatives in conflict-affected areas?

11. Do you think the permanent membership of the UN Security Council reflects current global realities?

12. Do you believe UN peacekeeping missions have effectively contributed to long-term peacebuilding in host countries?

13. Would you support stronger accountability measures for UN agencies and officials involved in peace and development initiatives?

14. Do you support the cause of peace and sustainable development, and are you willing to partner with ILAWDUN’s efforts through education, research, and advocacy?

15. Do you confirm that the answers provided in this survey are your own?

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