IGMCO:- INTER-GOVERNMENTAL MARITIME CONSULTATIVE ORGANIZATION
The International Maritime Organization (IMO), known as the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO) until the point when 1982, is a particular office of the United Nations in charge of directing delivery. The IMO was set up following understanding at a UN gathering held in Geneva in 1948[2] and the IMO appeared ten years after the fact, meeting without precedent for 1959. Headquartered in London, United Kingdom, the IMO at present has 174 Member States and three Associate Members.
The IMO’s basic role is to create and keep up a far-reaching administrative system for delivery and its transmit today incorporates wellbeing, natural concerns, legitimate issues, specialized co-activity, oceanic security and the proficiency of transportation. IMO is represented by a gathering of individuals and is fiscally directed by a committee of individuals chosen from the get-together. Crafted by IMO is directed through five boards of trustees and these are bolstered by specialized subcommittees. Other UN associations may watch the procedures of the IMO. Onlooker status is allowed to qualified non-legislative associations.