Volume 5: Statistics, 2014

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Contents
Notes to the user


SECTION 1. BEFORE YOU START

NOTE: Where no year is indicated in the title, the current edition applies. Titles written in roman type refer to statistical tables. Titles written in italic type refer to visualizations (charts, graphs).


SECTION 2. HOW MANY INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ARE THERE?


SECTION 3. WHERE ARE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED?


SECTION 4. HOW ARE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS LINKED TO ONE ANOTHER?


SECTION 5. WHAT INTERESTS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS?


SECTION 6. WHERE AND WHEN DID INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS START?


SECTION 7. WHAT LANGUAGES DO INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS USE?


SECTION 8. WHO REPRESENTS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS?


SECTION 9. WHERE AND WHEN DO INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS MEET?

This section is a reprint of the report International Meetings Statistics for the year 2013 - Comparative tables on the development, geographic distribution, organization, participation and other features of international meetings of international organizations.

This report is prepared annually by the Congress Department of the editors of this Yearbook, the Union of International Associations (UIA).

The data are drawn from the International Congress Calendar, the meetings database of the UIA and sister publication of this Yearbook.

The report is published in June of each year. Access is reserved for Associate Members of the UIA for the first three months. For more information please contact uia@uia.org.

Note: Some of the data presented here differ from those presented in the report as published in June 2014 due to intervening editorial work. Lines which have been affected are marked with a “*”. Only Tables 9.1.1., 9.1.2., 9.1.3. and 9.1.5. are affected; this note appears on the relevant pages.

    9.1. Statistics for the current year, 2013

    9.2. Five year review, 2009-2013

    9.3. Ten year review, 1999-2008

    9.4. Long-term review, 1859-2008


SECTION 10. EXPLANATORY NOTES