PPMUN 2024

Peace and Progress Model United Nations

Mar 9–10, 2024 Online

Peace and Progress Model United Nations

Latest edition: GCSMUN 2024Jul 27–28, 2024

Conference

Online

Mar 9–10, 2024

350 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

Empowering Voices, Shaping Tomorrow: Uniting for Global Change

The Peace and Progress Model United Nations Conference (PPMUN) is a dynamic and engaging simulation of the United Nations, designed to provide students with a deeper understanding of current world issues through diplomatic debate and negotiation. The conference aims to foster global awareness, encourage critical thinking, and develop skills in public speaking, problem-solving, and leadership.

Conference Theme: "Navigating Complex Global Challenges: Towards Sustainable Solutions"

Key Features:

Committees and Topics: PPMUN features a variety of committees, each focusing on different global issues. These include the Security Council addressing international security and peacekeeping, the World Health Organization focusing on global health crises, and the Economic and Social Council debating economic and social development issues. Each committee will present delegates with real-world challenges, requiring comprehensive and collaborative solutions.

Delegate Roles: Participants will assume the roles of various countries. They will research their assigned country's position, engage in debates, and draft resolutions. The aim is to understand the intricacies of international relations and the art of diplomacy.

Resolution Presentation and Awards: The conference will culminate in a formal presentation of resolutions. Outstanding delegates and committees will be recognized with awards for their diplomacy, research, and problem-solving skills.

Conclusion: The PPMUN offers a unique platform for young minds to engage with global issues, develop essential skills, and become part of a community committed to making a positive impact on the world stage.

Committees

  • 15 countries
    1. Controlling Illicit Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) Trafficking to Non-State Actors
    2. Regulation of Advanced Conventional Weapons Trade with Non-State Military Groups
    3. Impact and Regulation of Cyber-weaponry in the Hands of Non-State Actors

    Security Council - Trade of Weapons to Non-State Actors

    Expert · English · 15 countries

    Topics

    1. Controlling Illicit Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) Trafficking to Non-State Actors
    2. Regulation of Advanced Conventional Weapons Trade with Non-State Military Groups
    3. Impact and Regulation of Cyber-weaponry in the Hands of Non-State Actors

    About the committee

    The Security Council Committee on the Trade of Weapons to Non-State Actors is a critical and high-stakes platform that addresses the multifaceted challenges posed by the transfer and proliferation of various types of weapons to unauthorized and potentially destabilizing entities. This committee is tasked with the monumental responsibility of formulating and recommending comprehensive policies, legal frameworks, and cooperative strategies to curb the flow of weapons - ranging from small arms and light weapons to advanced conventional weaponry and cyber-weaponry - to non-state actors.

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  • 47 countries
    1. Land Rights and Resource Management
    2. Cultural Preservation and Language Revitalization
    3. Political Representation and Participation

    Human Rights Council - Committee on Indigenous Peoples' Rights

    English · 47 countries

    Topics

    1. Land Rights and Resource Management
    2. Cultural Preservation and Language Revitalization
    3. Political Representation and Participation

    About the committee

    The Committee on Indigenous Peoples' Rights at the Peace and Progress Model United Nations is dedicated to addressing the critical and often overlooked issues facing indigenous communities worldwide. This committee aims to bring to the forefront the unique challenges and perspectives of indigenous populations, emphasizing their rights, heritage, and role in the global community. Delegates in this committee will engage in in-depth discussions, negotiate resolutions, and propose actionable strategies to ensure the protection and promotion of the rights of indigenous peoples. The committee seeks to foster a deeper understanding of indigenous cultures, histories, and contributions, while grappling with contemporary challenges related to land rights, cultural preservation, and political representation. Delegates are encouraged to approach the issues with sensitivity, creativity, and a commitment to finding sustainable and respectful solutions.

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  • 107 countries
    1. Protection Against Gender-Based Violence
    2. Access to Healthcare and Education
    3. Women's Political Participation and Leadership

    High Commissioner for Refugees - Women's Rights in Conflict Zones

    English · 107 countries

    Topics

    1. Protection Against Gender-Based Violence
    2. Access to Healthcare and Education
    3. Women's Political Participation and Leadership

    About the committee

    The primary objective of this committee is to highlight the plight of women in conflict zones, advocate for their rights, and propose effective strategies to protect and empower them. The committee aims to bring international attention to these issues, fostering a collaborative approach among nations to tackle the problems holistically. Through dialogue and resolution, the committee seeks to formulate actionable policies that safeguard women's rights and promote gender equality in the most vulnerable regions.

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  • 195 countries
    1. Gene Editing and Human Rights
    2. Regulation of 'Designer Babies'
    3. Genetic Data Privacy and Ownership
    • Bhuvan Makkar

    World Health Organization - Ethical Implications of Genetic Engineering and Regulation

    English · 195 countries

    Topics

    1. Gene Editing and Human Rights
    2. Regulation of 'Designer Babies'
    3. Genetic Data Privacy and Ownership

    About the committee

    The committee on the Ethical Implications of Genetic Engineering and Regulation delves into the rapidly evolving field of genetic engineering, examining the myriad ethical, social, and legal challenges it presents. As scientific advancements continue to push the boundaries of what is possible, from gene editing to designer babies, it becomes imperative to address the profound implications these technologies have on human rights, societal norms, and ethical standards. Objectives: To foster a comprehensive understanding of the current state of genetic engineering technologies and their potential future developments. To critically evaluate the ethical dilemmas and human rights concerns arising from genetic engineering. To develop robust international frameworks and guidelines that ensure the responsible use of genetic technologies, balancing innovation with ethical considerations and human rights.

    Chair

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  • 40 countries
    1. Online Platforms and Recruitment Tactics
    2. Cybersecurity Measures Against Trafficking Networks
    3. Victim Support and Digital Footprints

    Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice - Combating Human Trafficking in the Digital Era

    English · 40 countries

    Topics

    1. Online Platforms and Recruitment Tactics
    2. Cybersecurity Measures Against Trafficking Networks
    3. Victim Support and Digital Footprints

    About the committee

    The committee on Combating Human Trafficking in the Digital Era is dedicated to addressing the escalating challenge of human trafficking in the context of modern technology. With the advent of the digital age, human traffickers have adapted and evolved, utilizing online platforms to exploit their victims. This committee aims to understand and tackle the unique challenges that the digital landscape presents in the fight against human trafficking. Objectives To analyze the role of digital platforms and technologies in facilitating human trafficking. To develop strategies for utilizing technology as a tool to combat trafficking, rather than a means of exploitation. To propose comprehensive, multi-sectoral approaches that involve government, technology companies, and civil society in preventing and responding to digital-era human trafficking.

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  • 15 countries
    1. Defining Human Control in AWS Operations
    2. Accountability for AWS Malfunctions and Misuse
    3. Preventive Measures Against AWS Proliferation

    Security Council - Regulating Autonomous Weapons Systems (AWS)

    Expert · English · 15 countries

    Topics

    1. Defining Human Control in AWS Operations
    2. Accountability for AWS Malfunctions and Misuse
    3. Preventive Measures Against AWS Proliferation

    About the committee

    Overview The committee on Regulating Autonomous Weapons Systems (AWS) is established to address the burgeoning challenges and ethical implications associated with the development and deployment of autonomous weapons. As technology advances, AWS, often termed as 'killer robots', present novel warfare capabilities but also raise critical concerns regarding accountability, ethical use, and compliance with international law. Objectives To critically examine the current state of autonomous weapons technology and its potential future developments. To debate and define the ethical boundaries and legal responsibilities in the deployment of AWS. To develop a comprehensive framework for international regulation and oversight of AWS to ensure ethical use and prevent escalations in armed conflict.

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  • 37 countries
    1. Airspace Sovereignty and International Conflicts
    2. Standardization of Aviation Metrics
    3. Sanctions and Diplomatic Relations on Aviation

    International Civil Aviation Organization - Aviation and Geopolitics

    English · 37 countries

    Topics

    1. Airspace Sovereignty and International Conflicts
    2. Standardization of Aviation Metrics
    3. Sanctions and Diplomatic Relations on Aviation

    About the committee

    Committee Description: Aviation and Geopolitics Overview The committee on Aviation and Geopolitics focuses on the intricate interplay between the aviation industry and global geopolitical dynamics. As air travel serves as a critical link in connecting countries and cultures, it is frequently impacted by international relations, political conflicts, and diplomatic negotiations. This committee seeks to address how geopolitical factors shape and are shaped by the aviation sector. Objectives To explore the influence of geopolitical events on international air travel and aviation policies. To discuss and propose strategies for maintaining air travel continuity and safety in the face of geopolitical challenges. To foster international cooperation in the aviation sector, ensuring that it serves as a bridge for global connectivity despite political differences.

    Countries

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