Model UN Conference Committee Topics
General Assembly IV/1
Sponsor: Rwanda
Topic: Sustainable Transportation
Recognizing that there is a major conundrum around the world today regarding greenhouse gas emissions;
Understanding that this is especially prevalent in developing countries due to unattainable and unaffordable technology and education;
Bearing in mind the United Nations’ assistance in the Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles (PCFV), whose goal is to create cleaner fuel and more fuel-efficient vehicles in developing countries;
Recalling that the government and people of Rwanda are not currently financially stable or fully educated;
Further noting that reducing carbon dioxide emissions is currently not a main priority due to the cost and efforts needed;
Realizing the suggestions for developed countries to aid the developing;
But also aware of the potential financial instability of the developed countries;
Having considered that these developing countries, like Rwanda, have valuable resources;
Recommending that the United Nations and cooperating developed countries create a trade system with those developing countries;
Suggesting that those developed countries in the European Union or the United States create an international trade agreement with those developing nations
Advising that those developed countries are first audited for financial stability;
Hoping the trade will create monetary funds for those undeveloped nations to educate their workers on emissions and to help create emission standards
Emphasizing the importance of education on greenhouse gas emissions and money needed to combat this issue;
Realizing that the developing nations must also make an effort and express an interest in resolving the issue;
But also remembering their instability and unavailability of resources;
Hoping that an international trade agreement will give those developing nations
Sponsor: Rwanda
Topic: Sustainable Transportation
Recognizing that there is a major conundrum around the world today regarding greenhouse gas emissions;
Understanding that this is especially prevalent in developing countries due to unattainable and unaffordable technology and education;
Bearing in mind the United Nations’ assistance in the Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles (PCFV), whose goal is to create cleaner fuel and more fuel-efficient vehicles in developing countries;
Recalling that the government and people of Rwanda are not currently financially stable or fully educated;
Further noting that reducing carbon dioxide emissions is currently not a main priority due to the cost and efforts needed;
Realizing the suggestions for developed countries to aid the developing;
But also aware of the potential financial instability of the developed countries;
Having considered that these developing countries, like Rwanda, have valuable resources;
Recommending that the United Nations and cooperating developed countries create a trade system with those developing countries;
Suggesting that those developed countries in the European Union or the United States create an international trade agreement with those developing nations
Advising that those developed countries are first audited for financial stability;
Hoping the trade will create monetary funds for those undeveloped nations to educate their workers on emissions and to help create emission standards
Emphasizing the importance of education on greenhouse gas emissions and money needed to combat this issue;
Realizing that the developing nations must also make an effort and express an interest in resolving the issue;
But also remembering their instability and unavailability of resources;
Hoping that an international trade agreement will give those developing nations