International organizations of all types act as part of global governance to address the most basic of concerns: security, freedom, order, justice, and
welfare. They attempt to reproduce internationally the results governments achieve at home. They are of importance when states are unable to meet all the needs of their citizens (for a variety of reasons), or decline to meet those needs, or when people are unsettled because of conflict, are victims of natural disasters, are economically disadvantaged, or are victims of human trafficking.