Goodwill ambassador has part(s) UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador
Introduction
Goodwill ambassadors have been a part of governments, institutions and countries for as long as diplomacy has existed. They represent their constituents by traveling abroad exchanging or delivering gifts and presents while bringing awareness to their cause or purpose through public relations activities and organizing events. Goodwill ambassadors are responsible for delivering humanitarian relief, implementing social welfare programs and providing development assistance to demonstrate benevolence and compassion between parties. Most often nation-states, international and non-governmental organizations use well-known celebrities such as actors, actresses, musicians, scientists, authors, former politicians and other high society figures; but they also engage civilians, professionals and government officials to fulfill the role.
Goodwill missions of US states and international nations are usually carried out or overseen by the head of state, but do not necessarily involve official diplomatic credentials beyond a letter of presentation, letters patent or a letter of credence, it is very rare that a goodwill ambassador is ever issued a diplomatic passport. However, some countries, such as Haiti and Saint Lucia do issue credentials that include diplomatic immunity for goodwill ambassadors and organizations sometimes issue a civil service officer credential or international identification travel document such as a laissez-passer.Recognition as an authority is designated by an official document that entitles the subject to the use of the honorable title or can be developed over time through the social media or public relations in close association with the "Goodwill Ambassador" title with a personal name, such as (Angelina Jolie, Goodwill Ambassador) or (Angelina Jolie, UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador) or (Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie). Any regional, state, nation or body politic has the authority to officially designate goodwill ambassadors.UN goodwill ambassadors (official titles)
In 2020 and 2021 the United Nations began incorporating official standardized titles of authority for credentials, news releases, their websites and semantically on Wikipedia using the initials of each of the specialized agencies of the United Nations followed by the title "Goodwill Ambassador" or the title/term "Advocate" like it did for the SDG Advocates.Collectively they are all United Nations goodwill ambassadors, each however is designated with a legal title by each individual agency such as:FAO Goodwill Ambassador, official title of a goodwill ambassador advocating for the Food and Agricultural Organization
ILO Goodwill Ambassador, public figure or advocate of the International Labour Organization
IMO Goodwill Ambassador, or Goodwill Maritime Ambassador, is an expert or advocate of the International Maritime Organization
IOM Goodwill Ambassador, strategic ally promoting the mandate of the International Organization on Migration
MP Goodwill Ambassador, Mountain Partnership nominates well-known personalities to champion the cause of sustainable mountain development
Stop TB Goodwill Ambassador, advocate for the UN Special Envoy of the UN Partnership to Stop Tuberculosis
UN-Habitat Goodwill Ambassador, advocate of United Nations Habitat commission (urban sustainability)
UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, celebrity advocate for UN Women (UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women)
UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador, celebrity advocate of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)
UNDP Goodwill Ambassador, prominent individual that serves the mission of the United Nations Development Programme
UNEP Goodwill Ambassador, public figure or advocate of the United Nations Environmental Programme
UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador, public figure that advocates for UNESCO
UNFPA Goodwill Ambassador, celebrity advocate of the United Nations Population Fund mission
UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador, celebrity advocate of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees'
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, local, regional and internationally known public figure that is selected to promote the mission of UNICEF
UNIDO Goodwill Ambassador, public figure or expert that advocates for the United Nations Industrial Development Organization mission
UNODC Goodwill Ambassador, celebrity advocate of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
WFP Goodwill Ambassador, public figure or advocate of the United Nations World Food Programme
WHO Goodwill Ambassador, a celebrity advocate of the World Health OrganizationThere are other official title designations and forms of presentation that are used by the United Nations depending on the scope of their public relations campaigns, for example in 2021 the term "UNICEF's women Goodwill Ambassadors" appeared for a UNICEF campaign headline for Afghanistan, however this does not change the official title of individual ambassadors. Since 1999, some of the United Nations Diplomatic Corps and United Nations Association Chapters have referred to their ambassadors as Global Goodwill Ambassador or National Goodwill Ambassador of _________. The new guideline of a 3-6 letter alpha code preceding the "Goodwill Ambassador" title makes each ambassador unique with their proper name, disambiguates different UN departments, projects and programs as well as removes assumptions that fraudsters depend on.
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