Global governance is a system of administrative supervision and decision-making above the level of individual nations intended to cope with problems that emerge at a global level. A key function of global governance is to provide global public goods, such as peace, security, functioning markets, mechanisms for conflict resolution and unified standards for trade and industry.^[1]

Evaluation

80,000 Hours rates global governance a "potential highest priority area": an issue that, if more thoroughly examined, could rank as a top global challenge.^[2]