Background Guide Coming Soon! 

This is a double-delegate committee.

​

Topic A: Pre-Natal Care Access and High Maternal Mortality Rates

Across the world, the already strained health care system's issues are amplified by limited abortion access, contributing to high maternal mortality rates and public-health inequalities. Countries with restricted reproductive health laws often see higher rates of women seeking unsafe procedures causing preventable complications. In this committee, delegates will examine how legal frameworks, healthcare capacity, cultural norms, and economic constraints shape reproductive‑health outcomes. Furthermore, they will also consider how national and international institutions can support safer, more equitable systems of care while navigating diverse political and ethical landscapes.

Topic B: Sustainability and Resource Strain with Rising Populations

As global populations continue to grow, governments confront mounting pressure on natural resources, infrastructure, and environmental stability. Rapid urbanization increases demand for water, food, energy, and land, often outpacing the capacity of existing systems. These strains can also deepen inequality within communities with fewer financial resources. In this committee, delegates will analyze the economic, environmental, and institutional factors that determine how countries manage resource scarcity. They will consider how different strategies affect development, stability, and resilience in a world where population pressures continue to rise.​​​

Staff