Organisation

The One World-Movement is headed by its Executive Committee, which consists of up to 40 people and is headed by the President and Vice Presidents of the One World-Movement.

The Executive Committee implements the decisions of the One World-Movement Congress. The Congress defines the essential content-related guidelines for action of the One World-Movement. To this end, it meets once a year for several days. It consists of the Assembly of Delegates, which brings together up to 30.000 delegates from all countries in which the One World-Movement has members, and the Senate, which has up to 3.000 members and also meets during the year. The congress thus has up to 33.000 members. The Senate is specifically responsible for budget issues related to the One World-Movement.

The Officers Committee is the representation of the associated organizations of the One World-Movement in the OW-Congress. It includes the members of the executive boards and the managing directors of our associated organizations. Members of the One World Club e.V. who have proven expertise in a specific area or belong to a parliament or government of a country in which the One World-Movement is active or will be active can be admitted to the Advisory Board of the One World-Movement. Since our associated organizations and cooperation with experts and representatives of the people are of central importance for achieving the goals of the One World-Movement, the members of the Officers Committee and of the Advisory Board have the opportunity to submit proposals to the Congress without having to be a member. Wherever is no cooperation with representatives of the people, the One World-Movement intends to become politically active itself. The Executive Committee decides on admission to the Advisory Board on the recommendation of an Admissions Committee.

At the operational center of the One World-Movement are, in addition to other special associations, the One World Club e.V. as a hands-on organization and One World GmbH & Co. KG, which is to be handed over to foundations by 2030.