General Assembly Plenary (GAPlen)

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Held last day of NMUN ONLY (new in 2011)
Consideration of resolutions and reports from appropriate
NMUN committees.**

General Assembly First Committee (GA1)

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1. Conventional ammunitions surplus stockpiles
2. The role of science and technology in the context of
international security and disarmament
3. Disarmament, demobilization, and demining: prerequisites
for peace in Africa

General Assembly Second Committee (GA2)

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1. Assuring developing countries’ sovereignty over their
natural resources
2. External debt and development: Towards a durable
solution to the debt problems of developing countries
3. Promoting sustainable development practices in
transnational corporations

General Assembly Third Committee (GA3)

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1. Human rights, cultural integrity, and diversity
2. Promoting alternative development strategies to combat
the world drug trade
3. Protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms
while countering terrorism

ECOSOC Plenary (ECOSOCPlen)

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1. Providing economic and social services for victims of
conflict for internally displaced persons and refugees
2. Addressing the humanitarian needs of Haiti’s displaced
3. Sexual orientation, gender identity and international
human rights

Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ)

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1. Combating transnational organized crime to protect
vulnerable groups and countries
1. Prevention of youth crime and the rehabilitation and
reintegration of youth offenders
2. Responding to violence against migrants, migrant workers,
and their families

Commission on the Status of Women (CSW)

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1. Improving access to health services for women in conflict
and post-conflict situations
2. Elimination of barriers to justice for women
3. Women, the girl child, and HIV/AIDS

Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)

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1. Promoting gender equality as a means to combat HIV
incidence in the Asia and Pacific region
2. Strengthening development policies for social inclusion
3. Achieving energy security through energy diversity

Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA)

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1. Women's control over economic resources and access to
financial resources
2. Promoting sustainable peace and development in Yemen
3. Realizing sustainable and secure energy supplies in the
region

United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

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1. Mid-term review of the UN’s “Water for Life” Decade
2. Protecting biodiversity in a changing climate
3. Creating more resource-efficient cities

United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

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1. Integrating cultural approaches to reproductive health
2. Alleviating poverty through voluntary family planning
3. Preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS among women

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)*

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1. Protection of street children and their re-integration into
society
2. Providing protection to the disabled child
3. Protecting children's rights in legal conflicts

World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
NOTE: Writes report rather than pass resolution

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1. Changing Market Policies to Address Hunger
2. Addressing the Impact of Hunger on Disease
3. Enhancing Disaster Reduction Strategies to Avert Famine

African Development Bank (AfDB)

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1. Fostering clean water supply and sanitation
2. Promoting gender equality by increasing women
entrepreneurs’ participation in business
3. Increasing Access to Healthcare in the Region

Group of 20 (G20)
NOTE: Writes report rather than pass resolution

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1. Public debt management in the aftermath of the global
financial crisis
2. Implementing financial sector reform
3. Fostering climate cooperation between G20 countries

Organization of American States (OAS)

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1. Elimination of all forms of racial and indigenous
discrimination, immigration intolerance and xenophobia
2. Reducing illicit crops and drug trafficking
3. Cultural sensitivity in reconstruction efforts and
international aid deployment

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)

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1. Combating human trafficking
2. Supporting the post-conflict stabilization and institutionbuilding
in Kyrgyzstan
3. Energy supply as a factor of instability

Security Council (SC)

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1. The situation in Afghanistan
2. Implementing the Responsibility to Protect
3. Climate change and international security

Security Council-2 (SC)
NOTE: SC-2 is by separate application

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1. The situation in Afghanistan
2. Implementing the Responsibility to Protect
3. Climate change and international security

International Court of Justice (ICJ)
NOTE:Passes judgments - see background guides.

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1. Application of the International Convention on the
Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Georgia
v. Russian Federation)
2. Certain criminal proceedings in France (Republic of the
Congo v. France)

Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference (NPT)

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1. Practical measures to implement Article VI
2. Nuclear security as the “Fourth Pillar” of the NPT
3. Article X and deterring withdrawal from the NPT