UNSC

Agenda 1: Possibility of military intervention by the UN as an independent entity. Consistent with the UN Charter, a large majority believes that UN Security Council approval provides important legitimacy for the use of military force. The concept of a UN army is not specifically envisioned in the UN Charter. Though, the drafters of the Article 43 of the UN Charter proposed the idea of Collective Security. This proposal envisaged by the UN Charter, failed to become a reality, the world body began to look for an alternative effective approach to control international violence. And hence the global body came up with significant idea of Peacekeeping. The United Nations Security Council would discuss the possibility of a standing UN Army and if, positive also the technicalities and the structure of it.

UN Emergency Response Committee

Agenda: The Iran-Israel Conflict December 2012 We stand at a crossroads, an uneasy quietness prevails, however the world at large knows that the situation is far from calm. The cold war like situation in Iran and Israel is a source of major concern. A subsidiary organ of the United Nations Security Council convenes to make decisions that could prevent the end of the world as we know it. Delegates from representatives from several countries will have to meet to take up this challenge at CBITMUN.

UN Development Programme
Agenda 1: Need for a global strategy to reduce Carbon Emissions Humanity discovered that oil could be used to fuel all of its technological creations. But this technological conquest comes at a price. Every tree that is burned, every drop of oil that we transform into energy, releases a carbon byproduct that drifts up and enters the atmosphere. Climate change, pollution, deforestation and extinction of species these environmental issues are constantly growing in size because we care very little for our planet. Agenda 2: Environmentally sound management and prevention of illegal international traffic in toxic products

Toxic waste is waste material often in chemical form that can cause death or injury to living creatures, the disposal of this waste is a topic of international concern. The illegal trafficking of toxic materials is another issue that needs to be addressed quickly and efficiently. A modern economy requires the use of chemicals and that substantial progress has been made in developing management practices that minimize human exposures to toxic chemicals and the environmental degradation resulting from release of such chemicals.