NAMUN 2024 | Toronto 2024-02-22 | 2024-02-22 | mymun

Conference

Toronto, Canada

Feb 22 - Feb 24, 2024

University Students

A Truly Amazing Legacy.

Founded in 1985 and hosted at the University of Toronto, North American Model United Nations (NAMUN) is Canada’s oldest annual university-level Model United Nations conference. Over the span of 8 months our dedicated staff work tirelessly developing content, honing procedures, and organizing administration to provide the most intellectually stimulating, collegiate, and welcoming environment for our delegates. This culminates in our annual 3-day conference where more than 250 student delegates from around the world take part in debates, with topics drawn from issues deliberated at the United Nations.

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Committees

World Medical Association
UN Water
International Labour Organization
International Fund for Agricultural Development
UN Security Council
International Monetary Fund
Banana Borne Bankruptcy
Ad Hoc
Konfrontasi 1964
The Goa Question 1961
The Nile River Dispute 2024
World Medical Association
UN Water
International Labour Organization
International Fund for Agricultural Development
UN Security Council
International Monetary Fund
Banana Borne Bankruptcy
Ad Hoc
Konfrontasi 1964
The Goa Question 1961
The Nile River Dispute 2024
Topics

Strategies for the Global Treatment and Prevention of Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs).

Management of Hazardous Chemicals in Relation to Environmental Health Issues.

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Ensuring the global provision of safely managed, accessible drinking water services and sanitation.

Effective protection, monitoring and restoration of water ecosystems.

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Promoting sustainable business practices and ensuring worker rights within multinational corporations.

Encouraging the employment of youth in the labor market through education, training and investment in opportunities.

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Encouraging sustainable agricultural production for land security.

Supporting agricultural development driven by indigenous peoples.

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Addressing challenges related to humanitarian access and ensuring equal access to aid.

The reconstruction of essential infrastructure, particularly with regard to sustainable development strategies.

Exploring ways for regional actors to support peace and stability in Yemen.

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Reevaluating the “one-size-fits-all” approach of IMF Structural Adjustment Loans.

Developing social and economic safety nets in the affected countries.

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Assessing the impact of the EU's Banana Regime.

Developing a set of actionable recommendations for Chiquita’s future operations.