Yes delegates, this is true, the Founders of Bloc Zero MUN are officially hosting BZMUN 2026 on the 5th and 6th of September.
This online venture will span 5 committees:
DISEC
UNHRC
UNODC
UNSC
NYC City Crisis Council
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Agenda- addressing the current global fuel crisis and its environmental and socioeconomic impact on developing countries.
Commitee- UNEA
country- Brazil
Brazil is expanding oil production while promoting renewables. Brazil uses 15% of the oil revenue to fund renewable energy. Should i mention we expand oil production in my gsl? If yes should i also say that this is used to fund renewable transfer and its a necessity because of a lack of proper climate finance
Actually GSL:
Honourable Chair, distinguished delegates,
For developing nations, a fuel crisis is not just about fuel. The crisis is stalling economic growth in developing nations and also preventing them from allocating funds to renewable energy. Developing nations should not have to choose between a transition to clean energy and economic survival.
Brazil’s success with renewable technologies such as sugarcane ethanol and flex-fuel which power 80% of Brazilian passenger vehicles, have proven to be efficient tools by cutting emissions up to 90% compared to traditional fossil fuels while also allowing for more control over oil shocks. The fuel crisis proves how, for developing countries, being excessively reliant on fossil fuels for energy can have both environmental and economic risks. Developing nations require diversified and localised renewable energy sources.
To obtain these energy sources, developing nations require more funds than they currently have and according to the UN, need up to $2.5 trillion annually for climate goals, yet current pledges reach only $300 billion annually. Additionally, up to 70% of this funding arrives as loans and debt rather than direct aid, further adding to the burden on The Global South.
To bridge this gap, Brazil demands an overhaul of climate finance. We call for grants over loans and mandatory technology sharing frameworks. The UNEA must democratise tools such as flex-fuel implementation, empowering The Global South to lead its own green transition without sacrificing their economy.
This is a google doc I made during the preperation for my first conference and have used it throughout my 12 conferences (5 awards = 2 best dels, 2 best pos papers, 1 hon mention).
I am also now running my own conference in Bangkok ( link to mymun = [https://mymun.com/conferences/seamun-i-2027\](https://mymun.com/conferences/seamun-i-2027) )
I'm having an MUN next week, The committee is UNODC and my portfolio is Norway.
The agenda is “TRACKING THE PROGRESS OF THE UNODC GLOBAL MARITIME
CRIME PROGRAM (GMCP) AND ITS ATTEMPTS TO CURB MARITIME PIRACY”
There is a strict no device policy during committee sessions and I dont wanna embarass myself there. I have done some preliminary research but I want to actually have some answers to the questions people are gonna ask.
So could please someone help me in my research
The bg for the mun is attached
I'm going to my next MUN conference, and I want some advice. Everyone on the internet generally gives International committees advices which are not quite applicable in the case of Indian committees( particularly aippm and lok sabha).
For those who have experience in these committees, can you give detailed points of what to do what not to do exactly and what things increase your chances of winning Best Delegate? And any other tips on which Top delegates gatekeep would be appreciated and really helpful :)