Committees
UNEP: Net Zero & Carbon Offsets - Beginner Level
Greenhouse gases present a substantial danger to the Earth. These gases capture sunlight in the atmosphere and contribute to a rise in the Earth's temperature, resulting in global warming and climate change. Rising temperatures cause sea level rise, extreme weather conditions, decreased water resources, loss of biodiversity, and reduced agricultural productivity. It is imperative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for a sustainable future. The carbon footprint, a measure to describe greenhouse gas emissions, is directly related to climate change. A higher carbon footprint triggers more greenhouse gas emissions and exacerbates the problem of climate change. Since CO2 constitutes 79% of total greenhouse gas emissions, there is a greater emphasis on reducing CO2 to combat the climate crisis.
In the United Nations Environmental Programme Committee, a conducive environment for delegates will be created to discuss ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, carbon footprint, and the concepts of net zero and carbon neutral to ensure sustainability.
UNOOSA: Space Exploration and Space Debris Management - Beginner/Intermediate Level
As technology is always improving, space exploration operations are steadily increasing. However, alongside the benefits that these explorations brought, it is essential to draw attention to the issue of space debris that these operations caused. Space debris is the outcome of old satellite components, rocket stages, etc. This situation threatens the sustainability of space research and can have severe consequences. Therefore, Solutions for space debris management need to be developed for tracking, cleaning up debris, and making future space activities more sustainable. Efforts should be made to work on topics such as space vehicles based on clean energy sources, sustainable fuel options, and efficient space debris monitoring.
Lately, space research is being discussed in the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs Committee to consider the contributions that states can provide in the field of space science.
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UNSC: The Israeli–Palestinian conflict, one of the longest-standing issues on the United Nations Security Council’s agenda, continues to pose a significant threat to international peace and security. Since the mid-20th century, the conflict has evolved through wars, displacement, political deadlock, and persistent violence. Key issues such as the status of Jerusalem, the establishment of borders, the rights of refugees, and security concerns for both sides remain unresolved despite numerous UN resolutions and international mediation efforts.
In the ESBLMUN 2025 UNSC Committee, delegates will be tasked with addressing the ongoing humanitarian crises, evaluating past UN actions, and debating new frameworks for peace. Through negotiations, draft resolutions, and diplomatic engagement, participants will work to propose actionable solutions to one of the world’s most sensitive and enduring conflicts.
F-JCC: The New Order - Advanced Level
World War II ended with the Großdeutsches Reich dominating all of Europe. France and Great Britain are German puppet states. After The Great War, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics turned into several dozen competing, fragmented states ruled by lords. The United States is under joint attack of the Empire of Japan and nuclear-armed Nazi Germany. The Axis powers (Germany, Italy, Japan) have such power that they are taking confident steps towards reshaping the Eurasian continent as they please by fully adopting the Atlantropa Plan. During this period called the "New Order", dark clouds settled over the world. So did the Nazi victory extinguish all the rays of hope in the world? Or was it time to believe in phoenixes?
This Joint Crisis Committee simulation revolves around reenacting the historically significant World War II under different circumstances. Delegates in this committee are divided into two cabinets (German and Russian cabinets) and are tasked with making appropriate moves in response to the crises and situations presented.
Tarihi Kriz Komitesi Sivas Kongresi - Ä°leri Düzey
Sivas Kongresi ya da Kurultayı Mustafa Kemal'in Amasya Genelgesi'ni açıkladıktan sonra I. Dünya Savaşı'nın ardından iÅŸgale uÄŸrayan Türk topraklarını kurtarmak ve Türk milletinin bağımsızlığını saÄŸlamak amacıyla seçilmiÅŸ temsilcilerin Sivas'ta toplanmasıyla, 4 Eylül 1919 - 11 Eylül 1919 tarihleri arasında gerçekleÅŸen ulusal nitelikte bir kongredir. Sivas Kongresi'nde alınan kararlar, öncesinde gerçekleÅŸtirilen Erzurum Kongresi kararlarını geniÅŸleterek ulusal bir nitelik kazandırmış ve yeni bir Türk Devleti'ne temel olmuÅŸtur; dolayısıyla Sivas Kongresi'nin Türkiye Cumhuriyeti tarihindeki önemi büyüktür.
Bu Tarihi Kriz Komitesi’nde delege kongre üyelerinin izleyeceÄŸi yollar ile Sivas Kongresi yeniden canlandırılarak Türk tarihindeki önemli kararlara ulaşılacaktır.