Reform of the UN would enable the international system to develop and implement meaningful solutions
UN Reform
By eliminating the veto, weighting voting share in the General Assembly, and establishing a directly elected World Parliamentary Assembly, UN reform would streamline decision-making, remove power distortions, and enhance the democratic legitimacy of the United Nations. In addition, the UN’s mandate to redress a range of global challenges must be expanded. Ultimately, reforms of the UN system must toe the line between being ambitious—and therefore meaningful—and being politically feasible.
