EDUJMUN & EDUMUN Cambridge

CAMBRIDGE EDUJMUN & EDUMUN

“ACCESSIBLE CLEAN FOOD AND SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL POLITICS” HISTORY

MUN& JMUN Model United Nations and Junior Model United Nations conferences are student-led events that aim to stimulate the UN by debating and finding solutions to current global issues while adhering to strict parliamentary procedure. UNESCO, a UN agency that has been achieving success since 1945, focus mainly on promoting international cooperation on the topics of education, science and culture. MUNESCO, the first model UNESCO established in the world serves as a forum to understand the significance of these fields to students in the role of delegates. Throughout our two day conference, delegates will represent countries that are in the UN to debate against other delegations, they will work with and against other delegates to come up with solutions in committees that are lead by Student Officers. All delegates will aim to solve the critical global issues.

TOPICS

Our topic is “Accessible Clean Food and Sustainable Agricultural Politics” Studente will debate and write resolutions and drafts regarding these topics and will discuss and try to solve the World’s Food problem which is one of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. To raise the awareness of the students about the World Politics and solve the world’s problems these events are our main focus to be learned and make research accordingly.

COMMITTEES

UNEP
Driving transformational change involves drilling down on the root causes of the triple planetary crisis of climate change, nature and biodiversity loss, and pollution.

FAO
Ensure food security for all and ensure people have regular access to sufficient amounts of high-quality food to live active, healthy lives.

IFAD
Supporting and funding projects that support rural development and aim at sustainability, especially in disadvantaged regions.

UNESCO
Approval of Sustainable Agricultural Policies and creation of incentive projects for environmental monitoring and biodiversity protection.

OBJECTIVES AND RESULTS

One of the results are the students understanding of the World’s problems in international arena and feel the atmosphere of Cambridge University and experience this great opportunity for their academic, professional and critical thinking skills. We would like to organize this event also to create a multicultural empathy and awareness of students to World events in line with UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Dear Participants,

We are thrilled to invite you to the EduMun and EduJMun conference, which will be held at the University of Cambridge! This year’s theme is “Access to Clean Food and Sustainable Agricultural Policies.” This topic is of critical importance not only for individuals but for all of humanity and our planet. Food security, healthy living, and a sustainable environment are among the most urgent issues we face today. Access to clean food is one of the cornerstones of a healthy society. However, to ensure this access, it is essential to develop and implement sustainable agricultural policies.

This conference provides a platform to discuss these important issues and develop potential solutions. Model United Nations (MUN) conferences offer participants valuable experiences in international relations, diplomacy, and policy development. Such events help students enhance their critical thinking skills, understand different perspectives, and improve their ability to communicate effectively. Additionally, by fostering sensitivity to global issues, they encourage future leaders to take responsibility.

We eagerly look forward to hearing your ideas, suggestions, and solutions at this year’s conference. Together, we will engage in in-depth discussions on access to clean food and sustainable agricultural policies, gain new perspectives, and take steps that will allow us to look to the future with hope. We invite you to participate in these important discussions and make your voice heard. Remember, each of our contributions can make a significant difference for a more sustainable future.

Note: The conference will follow the THIMUN procedure.