Final answer:
In football, FIFA governs at the world level, regional confederations such as UEFA and CONMEBOL at the regional level, local football associations at the local level, and individual clubs at the club level. The World Congress is not a primary organ of the United Nations.
Step-by-step explanation:
The bodies responsible for football governance at various levels, from world to club, each have distinct roles:
- World: The international governing body for football is FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association). It is responsible for overseeing international competitions like the FIFA World Cup and enforcing the rules of the game.
- Regional: Regional confederations such as UEFA (Europe), CONMEBOL (South America), and AFC (Asia) organize continental championships like the UEFA European Championship and the Copa America, and govern the sport within their respective regions.
- Local: Local football associations govern the sport at a national or local level, organizing domestic leagues and overseeing football development in their area.
- Club: Football clubs manage their own teams, recruiting players, coaching staff, and handle day-to-day operations including the training, tactics, and participation in competitions.
In terms of the United Nations, the correct answer to the provided question is option d) World Congress. The World Congress is not one of the primary organs of the United Nations. The primary organs are the Security Council, General Assembly, and Secretariat.