Services provided by extraterritorial organizations and bodies

cpc code 9900 covers services provided by extraterritorial organizations and bodies, which are entities that operate outside the national boundaries of any particular country. These organizations play a crucial role in facilitating international cooperation, policymaking, and the provision of global public goods. Their activities span a wide range of areas, including diplomacy, development assistance, and the implementation of international agreements and standards.

Extraterritorial organizations and bodies typically operate through a combination of administrative, advisory, and executive functions. They rely on a diverse workforce of international experts, diplomats, and support staff to carry out their mandates. Key production techniques involve research, analysis, negotiation, and the facilitation of multilateral dialogues and decision-making processes.

The main inputs required for the activities covered under cpc code 9900 include skilled human resources, specialized knowledge and expertise, communication and information technology infrastructure, and funding from member states or other sources. These organizations also rely on access to global data, research, and networks to inform their work.

The primary outputs of extraterritorial organizations and bodies include policy recommendations, international agreements, development programs, and the provision of technical assistance and capacity-building support to member states and other stakeholders. The outputs of these organizations can have a significant impact on a wide range of economic activities, as captured by other cpc codes such as 8310 Public administration and defence services; compulsory social security services, 8520 Education services, and 8610 Human health services.