The impetus to form an administrative body in Europe after World War II to distribute Marshall Plan aid and coordinate trade and other common issues resulted in three organizations:

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The formation of an administrative body in Europe after World War II resulted in three organizations: the European Payments Union, the European Coal and Steel Community, and Euratom. These organizations were created to distribute Marshall Plan aid and coordinate trade and other common issues among European countries. The WTO, GATT, and IMF are not directly related to the formation of these organizations. The UN and the early roots of the European Union were also involved in European post-war reconstruction, but they were not part of the three organizations specifically mentioned in the question. The Eastern bloc, the Warsaw Pact, and NATO were not formed as a result of post-World War II European reconstruction and coordination efforts, but rather as part of the Cold War political and military alliances.

The Impetus to Form an Administrative Body in Europe After