NOVOMUN 2026

Topics

1. Establishing treatments through digital medicine methods.
2. Addressing the psychological and mental impacts of post-war in communities.

About the committee

The World Health Organisation (WHO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health. In NOVOMUN, the WHO committee focuses on addressing global health challenges such as disease prevention, healthcare equity, pandemic preparedness, and access to medical resources. Delegates collaborate to develop comprehensive policies that balance scientific evidence, ethical considerations, and the socioeconomic realities of member states. Through debate and negotiation, delegates work toward global cooperation in strengthening health systems and ensuring the right to health for all.

Chairs

• Ilya Frolov
• Frederico Barros
• Gabriela Marques

Countries

Topics

1. Strengthening social protection systems to combat poverty.
2. Protecting vulnerable communities from the social and economic impacts of crises.

About the committee

The Human Rights Committee (HRC) is dedicated to upholding and protecting the fundamental rights and freedoms of all individuals as enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In NOVOMUN, the HRC provides a platform for delegates to debate pressing global issues such as discrimination, freedom of expression, refugees’ rights, gender equality, and humanitarian crises. Delegates collaborate to draft resolutions that balance national interests with the universal principles of justice, equality, and human dignity.

Chairs

• Beatriz Reis
• Carolina Alves

Countries

Topics

1. Preventing the rise of extremist groups in post-conflict regions, with emphasis on drone proliferation.
2. Discussing the role of international organisations and non-state actors in preventing post-war relapse into conflict.

About the committee

The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) addresses global issues related to international peace and security, including disarmament, arms control, non-proliferation of terrorism, and emerging security threats. It serves as a forum for member states to engage in diplomatic dialogue, negotiate solutions, and develop cooperative strategies that balance national interests with collective global security. DISEC challenges delegates to think critically, conduct thorough research, and propose realistic, innovative policies to promote international stability and prevent conflict.

Chairs

• Tomás Belgas
• Diogo Araújo

Countries

Topic

Promoting World Peace Through Post-War Crisis Aversion.

About the committee

Representing the voice of the international community, the General Assembly (GA) joins the Human Rights Committee (HRC) and the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) on the last conference day and challenges delegates to tackle the world’s most urgent issues, from conflict resolution and climate action to social justice and global governance. Through spirited debate and collaboration, delegates work toward building unity, peace, and progress across nations.

Chair

• Inês Saraiva

Countries

Topics

1. Strengthening the role of organisations in identifying possible upcoming armed conflicts.
2. Strengthening treaties and enforcement mechanisms against illicit arms trafficking.

About the committee

The Security Council (SC) is the UN’s primary organ responsible for maintaining international peace and security. In NOVOMUN, the Security Council challenges delegates to address global conflicts, threats to international stability, and issues such as terrorism, disarmament, and humanitarian crises. Delegates must balance diplomacy with decisive action, working under the unique dynamics of veto power and binding resolutions. Through strategic negotiation and collaboration, the council aims to preserve peace and prevent the escalation of conflict around the world.

Chair

• Amaya Shan

Countries

Topics

1. Evaluating global value chains and their contribution to dependency traps.
2. Addressing trade imbalances between developed and developing countries.

About the committee

The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) is responsible for promoting international economic and social cooperation and development. In NOVOMUN, ECOSOC provides a platform for delegates to address issues such as sustainable development, poverty eradication, education, gender equality, and global economic stability. Through negotiation and diplomacy, delegates confront complex issues like inequality, sustainable growth, and human rights, striving to build a fairer and more prosperous world for all.

Chairs

• Alexander Gill
• Eduardo Ribeiro

Countries