Committees
From accessible General Assembly bodies to fast-moving crisis simulations, find the committee that matches your experience.
committees
CEDAW monitors the international bill of rights for women. Delegates examine state obligations and craft recommendations to close gaps in implementation.
ECOSOC coordinates the economic, social and environmental work of the United Nations and its specialised agencies.
The principal judicial organ of the United Nations. Delegates argue as counsel and judges, applying international law to disputes between states.
Journalists rather than diplomats: report, photograph and interview across every committee, and hold delegates to account.
UNDP supports countries in reducing poverty and building resilient institutions. Delegates design development partnerships that leave no one behind.
UNEP sets the global environmental agenda. Delegates craft practical, cooperative responses to climate and biodiversity pressures.
UNHCR leads international action to protect people forced to flee. Delegates negotiate durable solutions and shared responsibility among Member States.
The Council promotes and protects human rights worldwide, examining violations and recommending action to Member States.
The Security Council carries primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. Delegates negotiate binding resolutions under high-stakes procedure.
Delegates coordinate international health policy, balancing scientific evidence, equity and national capacity.
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