Committees

ILMUNC India is proud to offer a diverse slate of committees covering a variety of pressing issues.

General Assemblies

The General Assembly is the primary policy-making organ of the United Nations and plays a pivotal role in the representation of global nation-states in various critical matters of world politics. These nation-states work effortlessly via cooperation and diplomacy to construct resolutions detailing solutions to pertinent global issues, while also tending to their administrative responsibilities, which include overseeing the United Nations budget, appointing members to the Security Council, and selecting the Secretary-General.

United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP)

Topic A: Environmental Protection in Regions of Conflict
Topic B: Acid Rain and Air Quality Management

World Health organization (WHO)

Topic A: Global Inequities in Training Health Professionals
Topic B: “Interior” Defense: Combating Illegal Organ Harvesting & Trade

Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee (SOCHUM)

Topic A: Freedom of Expression and Access to Media
Topic B: Development of Sustainable Cities

United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

Topic A: Addressing Disabled People’s Rights to Education
Topic B: Discussing the Ongoing Violation of Women’s Rights in Afghanistan

Economic and Social Councils

The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) was established in 1945 and is one of the six main organs of the United Nations. It is responsible for coordinating the UN and Specialized Agencies’ economic and social work. The council makes recommendations and fosters debates related to sustainable development, industrialization, technology, international trade, and social welfare, among other topics.

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

Topic A: Promoting Global AI Safety Standards for Cultural
Preservation
Topic B: Addressing the AI Skills Gap in Developing Nations

World Intellectual property Organization (WIPO)

Topic A: Balancing Vaccine IP Protection and Accessibility
Topic B: Balancing Seed Patents, GMOs, and Food Security

Crisis Committees

Crisis Simulations are fast-paced, creative committees that require delegates to think quickly on their feet. Delegates in Crisis Simulations are expected to quickly adapt to the dynamic nature of the committee, therefore requiring delegates to be highly familiar with the substantive content of their committee. These committees encourage delegates to wholly engage with nuanced, complex topics of discussion to stimulate the ever-evolving nature of the United Nations.