General Assembly

Beginner Committee

Committee Topics

Regulating the Fracking Practices of Major Oil Companies

Strengthening international regulations on fracking is essential to mitigate environmental degradation and safeguard public health. Fracking operations often lead to water contamination, seismic activity, and greenhouse gas emissions, disproportionately affecting vulnerable communities. Establishing transparent reporting standards, enforcing environmental impact assessments, and investing in cleaner energy alternatives can reduce the negative consequences of hydraulic fracturing. Global cooperation and accountability are necessity to balancing energy needs.

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Addressing Drought-Induced Famine in the Horn of Africa 

Tackling drought-induced famine in the Horn of Africa requires a comprehensive strategy that addresses both immediate humanitarian needs and long-term resilience. Prolonged droughts, worsened by climate change, have devastated agriculture, water supplies, and food security in the region. International support should focus on delivering emergency aid, improving water infrastructure, and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. Collaborative efforts must also address political instability and enhance early warning systems to prevent future crises and protect at-risk populations.

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Ensuring Equitable Access to Education for Refugees and Displaced Persons

Ensuring access to quality education for refugees and displaced persons is critical for safeguarding human rights and fostering long-term development. Displacement often disrupts learning, especially for children, due to legal barriers, under-resourced facilities, and trauma. Strategies should include integrating refugee students into national education systems, expanding funding for inclusive education programs, and training educators in culturally responsive teaching. Providing safe, stable learning environments empowers displaced communities and supports their successful integration into society.

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