Committees and Topics
The committees below each seek to uniquely address and solve issues related to our conference theme, Restoration and Innovation, and lead our world to a more sustainable future.
The SCIMUN Background Assistive Report (BAR) provides information related to the topic at hand, written by your committee chairs. We strongly recommend for delegates to refer to them when conducting research.
Some committees are more challenging than others.
Committee levels are determined by the difficulty of the topics. More experienced delegates are encouraged to select advanced or intermediate committees.
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Advanced
Committee
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Intermediate
Committee
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Beginner
Committee
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World Health Organization
(WHO)
President Chair: Julie Suh
President Chair: Bryan Hew
Topic 1 Topic 2
Topic 1: On measures to promote more affordable drug costs in LEDCs
Topic 2: On measures to remedy health risks following the Fukushima waste release
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Human Rights
Council (HRC)
President Chair: Rebecca Ke
President Chair: Paul Park
Assistant Chair: Nellie Chen
Topic 1 Topic 2
Topic 1: On measures to uphold refugee rights for displaced peoples from the Ukraine-Russian War
Topic 2: On measures to prevent violence and prejudice based on sexual orientation and gender identity
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United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
President Chair: Elena Li
President Chair: Aiden Jung
Assistant Chair: Jinay Surana
Topic 1 Topic 2
Topic 1: On measures to alleviate Multi-dimensional Poverty in the Caribbean and Latin American Regions
Topic 2: On measures to counteract declining birth rates in East Asian countries
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Security Council
President Chair: Jennifer Wang
President Chair: Micky Yang
Topic 1 Topic 2
Topic 1: On measures to suppress rising tensions from the Houthi–Saudi Arabian conflict in Yemen.
Topic 2: On measures to address the crisis in Mali
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Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
President Chair: Catherine He
President Chair: Peter Suh
Topic 1: On measures to mitigate poverty in LEDCs through establishing microfinancing institutions
Topic 2: On measures to combat economic inequalities resulting from the rapid digitalization of the world