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FHSMUN 41 Conference Statement • • • FHSMUN 41 28 February – 2 March 2020 Hilton Orlando/Altamonte Springs Florida’s flagship high school Model United Nations conference returns for its 41st year. This four day conference is perfect for students interested in international affairs, economics, human rights, and political science. Whether you or your delegates are new to Model UN, or have been participating for years, FHSMUN 41 is the conference for you. 0 FHSMUN 41 Conference Statement • • • Contents A Note of Thanks.................................................................................................................................. 4 • • • ....................................................................................................................................................... 4 About Us ........................................................................................................................................... 4 Letter from the Chairman of the Board, Casey Morell ..................................................................... 5 Letter from the Secretary-General, Maryana Curci ......................................................................... 6 FHSMUN’s Board of Directors .............................................................................................................. 7 Staff Member Listing ............................................................................................................................ 1 Participating Schools ........................................................................................................................... 2 Committees and Topics ...................................................................................................................... 3 2020 Climate Change Conference: UNFCCC COP 26 .................................................................... 4 Resolution 1.1 - Climate Change Mitigation and Stakeholder Participation .............................. 6 Resolution 1.2 – Short Term Economic Plan (STEP) – A Stepping Stone to Stopping Climate Change .......................................................................................................................................... 10 Resolution 1.3 - Renewable Energy, Funds, Economics, & Resilience (REFER) .......................... 13 2020 Sustainable Innovation Forum (SIF 20) ..................................................................................... 17 SIF 2020 Report 1.1 – Change Mitigation, Stakeholder Participation, Climate Change and Governance ................................................................................................................................... 18 Resolution 1.1 – Climate Change Mitigation, Stake holder Participation, Climate Governance and Finance ................................................................................................................................... 22 Resolution 1.2 – Climate Change Mitigation, Stakeholder Participation, Climate Governance and Finance ................................................................................................................................... 25 Resolution 1.3 – Sustainable Technologies, Renewables, and other Novels Commitments (S.T.R.O.N.C.) - Education, Innovation and Mitigation/Alternative Methods, Sustainable Innovation ....................................................................................................................................... 28 European Union ................................................................................................................................. 31 Resolution 1.1 – State of the Union 2020: Brexit and Expansion .................................................. 32 Resolution 1.2 – State of the Union 2020: Brexit and Expanison .................................................. 35 General Assembly First Committee (GA1) ....................................................................................... 39 Resolution 1.1 – Assistance to States in Curbing the Illicit Traffic in Small Arms and Light Weapons (SAWLs) .......................................................................................................................... 41 Resolution 1.2 – Curbing the Trade of Small Arms and Light Weapons ..................................... 44 1 FHSMUN 41 Conference Statement • • • Resolution 1.3 - Regulating the Importation of, Manufacturing of, and Exportation of Small Arms and Light Weapons .............................................................................................................. 47 Resolution 2.1 – United Nations Oversight of Nuclear Weapons ................................................ 50 Resolution 2.2 – Towards a Nuclear Weapons Free World: Accelerating the Implementation of Nuclear Disarmament Commitments ...................................................................................... 52 Resolution 2.3 – Accelerating Nuclear Disarmament ................................................................. 57 Resolution 2.4 – Towards a Nuclear-Weapons-Free World: Accelerating the Implementation of Nuclear Disarmament Commitments ...................................................................................... 59 General Assembly Second Committee (GA2) ............................................................................... 61 Resolution 1.1 – Loving Our Financial Initiatives (LOFI) ................................................................ 63 Resolution 1.3 – Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience ............................................................. 67 Resolution 2.1 – Justful Absolvement of Hindrances (JAH) ......................................................... 72 Resolution 2.2 – Furthering Opportunities Regarding the Noble International Tangible Entities (FORTNITE) ....................................................................................................................................... 76 Resolution 2.3 – International Finance: External Debt and Development – Sustainable Wealth Across Generations (SWAG) ......................................................................................................... 78 Security Council ................................................................................................................................. 80 Resolution 1.1 – The Situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan ........................................................ 81 Resolution 1.2 – The Situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan ........................................................ 86 Resolution 1.3 – The Situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan ........................................................ 89 Resolution 1.4 – The Situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan ........................................................ 92 Crisis Resolution 2.1 – The Situation in Myanmar and Bangladesh ............................................. 96 Resolution 3.1 – National Elections and Judicial Reform in Libya ............................................ 101 Resolution 3.2 – The Situation in Libya ........................................................................................ 104 Resolution 3.3 – The Situation in Libya ........................................................................................ 108 Resolution 3.4 – The Situation in Libya ........................................................................................ 111 Resolution 3.5 – The Situation in Libya ........................................................................................ 115 United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) .................................................................. 117 Resolution 1.1 – Digital Privacy and Combating Cybercrime .................................................. 119 Resolution 1.2 – Digital Privacy and Combating Cybercrime .................................................. 121 Resolution 1.3 – Digital Privacy and Combating Cybercrimes ................................................. 124 Resolution 1.4 – Digital Privacy and Combating Cybercrimes ................................................. 126 Resolution 1.5 – Digital Privacy and Combating Cybercrime .................................................. 128 2 FHSMUN 41 Conference Statement • • • Resolution 2.1 – Alternative Development ................................................................................. 130 Resolution 2.2 – Alternative Development ................................................................................. 132 United Nations Women (UN Women) ............................................................................................ 134 Resolution 1.1 – State of the World’s Women 2020 ................................................................... 136 Resolution 1.2 – State of the World’s Women 2020 ................................................................... 138 World Health Organization – (WHO) .............................................................................................. 142 Resolution 1.1 – Disease Control and Humanitarian Emergencies .......................................... 144 Resolution 1.2 – Disease Control and Humanitarian Emergencies .......................................... 145 Resolution 1.3 - Disease Control and Humanitarian Emergencies ........................................... 148 Resolution 1.4 - Disease Control and Humanitarian Emergencies ........................................... 151 Resolution 1.5 – Disease Control and Humanitarian Emergencies .........................................
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