Committees
Environmental Committee
The Environmental Committee acknowledges the environmental challenges that our world faces, which can include, climate change, loss of biodiversity, pollution, and sustainable resource administration.
Topics
Topic 1: The Question of the Validity of Solar Geoengineering Experiments: Should all Nations have Access to Controlling Global Systems?
Topic 2: The Question of Determining the Validity of International Intervention to Prohibit Global Deforestation and Environmental Degradation
UNESCO
UNESCO is responsible for initiating international collaboration in regards to education, science, and culture, and focuses on maintaining heritage sites, assisting academic institutions, as well as advocating for freedom of expression.
Topics
Topic 1: Ensuring equitable access to quality education during and after humanitarian crises
Topic 2: Preserving World Heritage in the Face of Urbanization and Economic Development
WHO
The World Health Organization is in charge of initiating the global health efforts in regarding responding to diseases, creating medical standards, and to support nations who need assistance on improving their public healthcare systems.
Topics
Topic 1: The Question of Establishing a United Health Framework in order to Prevent Zoonotic Diseases
Topic 2: The Question of Enhancing the Global Health Security to Combat Future Pandemics
ECOSOC
The Economic and Social Committee establishes and maintains the global economic, social, and development challenges, and supervises the UN agencies and establishes a variety of international strategies to progress sustainable development.
Topics:
Topic 1: The issue of international intervention in combating corruption and authoritarianism globally
Topic 2: The question of sustainable development of AI and how to handle its ramification.
UN WOMEN
UN Women is concentrated on addressing the multitude of challenges that women face, such as gender-based violence, women’s role in politics, equality in regards to economy, as well as global policy development in order to bring awareness to gender equality and the empowerment of women.
Topics:
Topic 1: The question of ensuring the political, economic, and bodily rights of women amid rampant extremism
Topic 2: The question of social and economic obstructions for girls’ educations and how to mitigate them
SPECPOL
SPECPOL’s main focus is the political challenges in regards to peacekeeping, decolonization, refugees, governing outer space, and helping sustain areas of post-conflict.
Topics:
Topic 1: Prevention of international interference and disruption in democratic elections.
Topic 2: The question of peaceful, sustainable, and equitable access to outer space.
CoEU
The CoEU gives ministers from various EU member states the opportunities to collaborate to create policies, pass legislation, and have control over certain regional challenges, such as, trade, security, environment, and economic development.
Topics:
Topic 1: The question of developing guidelines to mitigate the social and cultural harms of overtourism
Topic 2: Balancing Property Rights and the Right to Affordable Housing in European Urban Centres
C40
C40 is an international grid of dominant cities that work together to address the various climate crises by means of urban policies, sustainable development, the reduction of carbon emissions, and numerous environmental initiatives.
Topics:
Topic 1: The question of how City leadership can decrease carbon emissions and environmental impact in urban areas
Topic 2: The question of how to promote and incentivise efficient public transportation infrastructure in Cities despite hinderances
Human Rights Committee
The Human Rights Council brings awareness and protection of all human rights across the world by exploring violations, outlining guidelines, and advocating for actions to be taken to protect the dignity and basic freedoms of all peoples.
Topics:
Topic 1: Addressing the Rights of Indigenous people and Cultural preservation
Topic 2: Combating the Rising Trend of Child School Dropouts Due to Economic Hardship
Historical Security Council
The Historic Security Council prompts various international crises from past eras, allowing delegates to reflect on major historical rivalries and establish decisions within the context of that period of time in regards to politics, military, and diplomacy.
Topics:
Topic 1: The Suez Crisis (1956): The Rise of Diplomacy and the Recession of Colonial Power
Topic 2: The Korean War (1950-1953): The UN’s First Major Collective Security Action
Security Council
The Security Council is in charge of obtaining global peace and security, acknowledging international conflicts, instituting peacekeeping initiatives, and administering resolutions on its member states.
Topics:
Topic 1: The Question of the Rebuild of Governance, Infrastructure, and Public Services to Maintain Peace and Justice in Post-Conflict Gaza.
Topic 2: The Question of Establishing Peace and Protection for Ethnic Minorities in the Outcome of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict