Councils
Junior Level

UNICEF
Protecting Children from the Impacts of Climate Change
Children are often the most affected by climate-induced food insecurity, water scarcity, and displacement. Delegates will focus on creating resilient frameworks to safeguard children’s rights, ensuring their health, education, and safety remain a priority as the international community adapts to a changing planet.

UNESCO
Protecting Cultural and Natural Heritage from the Impacts of Climate Change
Cultural landmarks and natural wonders are the world's shared identity, yet they face unprecedented threats from rising sea levels and extreme weather. Delegates will deliberate on global strategies to preserve historic sites and vital ecosystems, ensuring that the treasures of the past survive the environmental challenges of the future.

UNEP
Accelerating the Global Transition to Renewable Energy
To combat global warming, the world must move beyond fossil fuels. This council focuses on the urgent shift toward clean energy sources like solar, wind, and hydro. Delegates will explore how to overcome technical and financial barriers to ensure a fast, efficient, and inclusive transition to a sustainable energy future.
High School Level

UNHRC
Protecting Human Rights in the Face of Climate Change
Climate change is not just an environmental issue; it is a human rights crisis that threatens the rights to life, housing, and clean water. Delegates will discuss the legal protection of "climate refugees" and marginalized communities, ensuring that global climate actions are rooted in justice and do not infringe upon the dignity of vulnerable populations.

WHO
Addressing the Health Impacts of Air Pollution
Air pollution is a silent pandemic, contributing to millions of premature deaths through respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. This council will analyze international health frameworks and urban planning policies to mitigate toxic emissions, aiming to establish cleaner air standards as a fundamental component of global public health.

WTO
The Rise of Green Protectionism & Its Impact on Developing Economies
As nations adopt "green" trade policies, the line between environmental concern and economic protectionism becomes blurred. Delegates will examine how environmental regulations and carbon taxes impact global trade, seeking a balance that promotes sustainability without unfairly penalizing the economic growth of developing nations.