These an PPT which give an basic idea of Modal United Nation for new beginner . These ppt also give structured form and basic rule on which the MUN society run . All you can use these PPT for new delegate who is going to enter in MUN .

1. Story of SRN MUN 1.O

2. Model United Nations
A General Overview

3. What is MUN?
• Simulation of the United Nations
•General Assembly
•Security Council
•Economic and Social
Council
•Secretariat
•International Court of
Justice
• Founded in 1945 to promote peace, security, and
economic development

4. Why should we do MUN?
• You represent different countries
• You learn how to think from a different perspective
• Builds your public speaking, negotiating, cooperative, writing
and problem-solving skills
• Makes you aware of what’s happening in the world you
live in
• You meet interesting people
• Fun!

5. Who are the different people involved in a
MUN conference?
• Chairs
• Moderate the debate
• Keep time
• Rules on points and motions
• Delegates
• You - student acting as a
representative of another member-state
• Pages
• Someone who volunteers to pass notes from one delegate
to another or to the dais, count votes and help the
chairs out with all sorts of things

6. What exactly do you do in a MUN
conference?
• Lobby
• Get together with other delegates sharing your stance on an
issue and make a resolution
• Debate
• Argue whether or not a resolution should be passed
• Can always make amendments
• Argue whether or not the amendment should be passed
.
• Vote
• As a delegate, you vote on behalf of the country you represent
• Procedural and substantive

7. Flow of debate
Speaker’s List
Moderated Caucus Unmoderated Caucus
Return to Speaker’s
List
Voting Procedures
Set the agenda

8. Speaker’s List
 One delegation speaks for a
predetermined amount of time
 Yield time to the chair (no questions)
or to the floor (questions)
 Useful for laying out your country’s
position on an issue or describing a
course of action

9. Moderated Caucus
 Delegates speak in turn for short
periods of time
 You must be recognized by the chair
to speak
 Quicker than the speaker’s list, but
more structured than an unmoderated
caucus

10. Unmoderated Caucus
 Delegates talk amongst one another
freely for a specified amount of time
 Usually 5-10 minutes
 The chair is not involved in the
discussion at all
 Useful for writing draft resolutions or
negotiating intensely with other
delegates

11. Voting procedures
 Voting procedures are entered when a
committee is ready to vote on draft
resolutions
 A draft resolution must be “introduced”
through a motion before it can be
voted upon in voting procedures
 After voting procedures, the committee
moves on to the next topic

12. Points and Motions
 Motions are used to direct debate
 Motion to open the speaker’s list
 Motion for a moderated caucus
 Motion for an unmoderated caucus
 Motion to introduce a draft resolution
 Motion to enter voting procedures
 Motions must be voted on by the
committee and typically require a
majority vote

13. Points and Motions
 Points are used to ask questions
 Point of order – if any person is speaking
wrong information you can correct it
 Point of inquiry—ask a question about
parliamentary procedure
 Point of personal privilege—ask to go
to the bathroom
 Point of information—ask the speaker
a question
 Points aren’t voted on, but a speaker
can choose not to respond to a point
of information

14. Resolutions
 Resolutions are made up of
preambulatory and operative clauses
 Preambulatory clauses describe the
situation
 Operative clauses describe the course
of action taken by the committee

15. Why is Research Important?
• Research is your friend, your best friend.
• Always, always, always do your research
before the conference
• Research helps define positions and views
• Research is used in every part of MUN:
o Speeches
o Lobbying
o Resolutions
o Debate

16. Getting Started…
• What you need to understand first…
o The country you represent
o The topics you will be debating
about
o How to find these things out
 That’s what we are here to show you

17. You and Your Country
• Then discover your country’s Permanent
Missions to the United Nations
o These are a guide to the goals every
nation of the United Nations should
have…
o This will also contain a country’s
policies dealing with different
situations.
• Finally, you will need to discover you
country’s relations with other nations.

18. You and Your Country
• A good start is to find information about
your country in general.
o Where is it located, countries it is surrounded
by…
o It’s economy: Imports, exports, wealth,
countries they trade with…
o It’s government: What form of government…
o The History: Past wars, rival nations, culture,
beliefs (religious), and more…
o Recent disagreements, transnational issues

19. You and Your Country:
Suggested links
• https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-
world-factbook/
o The leading source on general, up-to-date, country
information and statistics
• http://en.wikipedia.org/
o Not the best source for statistics but good for
general background information for a nation
• http://www.un.int/index-en/webs.html
o The Permanent Missions to the UN of the nations
and their emmbassies
• http://www.embassyworld.com/
o An unofficial source for links to embassies of every
nations

20. Topics of Debate: What they mean
• To debate, you must understand
what you will be debating…
o Vocabulary
o History of the Issue
Past Resolutions dealing with
each issue
o Views on the Issue
Views and opinions of your own
nation
Views and opinions of other
nations

21. “Where Can You Research?”
• Possible sources for
trustworthy research can be:
• The School/Public Library
• Internet
• Newspaper/Magazine
Documents
• You can even try interviewing
someone

22. Useful Search Keywords
• “Country [stance] [issue]”
ex) Philippines support disarmament
• “Country [press release] [issue]
ex) Canada UN Summit 2006 Israel-Lebanon
Conflict
• [Issue] UN resolution
ex) Korean Conflict UN resolution
• Country [Agreements] on [Issue] with
[country]
ex) Iran’s Agreements on Nuclear Proliferation
with USA

23. SRN MUN 2.O

24. Committee and its agenda

25. No.2

26. No.3

27. No.4

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