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Question 1

What are the structures of MUN

Answer 1

-General Assembly
- Security Council:
- Economic and Social Council
- International Court of Justice (ICJ)
- World Health Organization (WHO)
- Human Rights Council (HRC)
- United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP

Question 2

What is the general assembly

Answer 2

The largest committee, covering a wide range of global issues

Question 3

What is the security council

Answer 3

Focuses on maintaining peace and security,
works to prevent conflicts and promotes resolutions to crises

Question 4

What is Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC

Answer 4

Tackles global economic, social, and environmental issues

Question 5

What is International Court of Justice (ICJ)

Answer 5

Simulates legal proceedings on international disputes.

Question 6

What is a delegate

Answer 6

a delegate is a student or participant who represents a specific country or organization in discussions on global issues

Question 7

What is a delegates role

Answer 7

1) Representation: Delegates act as representatives of their assigned countries or organizations, advocating for their interests and policies

2) Position Papers: Delegates often write position papers that summarize their country’s stance on the topics to be discussed. This helps clarify their objectives and informs other delegates of their viewpoints.

3) Debate and Discussion: During committee sessions, delegates engage in formal debates, present their arguments, and respond to questions. They must articulate their positions clearly and persuasively.

4) Negotiation: Delegates collaborate with others to draft resolutions and find common ground on contentious issues. This involves negotiation and compromise to create documents that reflect the interests of multiple parties.

Question 8

What is a resolution

Answer 8

resolution is a formal document that outlines proposed actions or solutions to the issues being discussed by a committee

Question 9

What is a position paper

Answer 9

A written statement of a country’s stance on a topic, prepared before the conference.

Question 10

When was EAMUN established

Answer 10

1980s

Question 11

What countries are involved in it

Answer 11

Kenya , Tanzania , Burundi , Rwanda , Uganda

Question 12

Where are the other UN offices located apart from kenya

Answer 12

-Vienna
-New York
-Geneva

Question 13

What is the Secretariat

Answer 13

the executive body responsible for organizing and running the EAMUN conference.

Question 14

What are the key positions in the secretariat

Answer 14

Secretary-General: The highest-ranking officer in EAMUN, responsible for overseeing the entire conference, delivering the opening and closing speeches, and ensuring that all procedures are followed.

Deputy Secretary-General: Assists the Secretary-General in the day-to-day running of the conference and may focus on specific aspects like committee management or logistics.

Under-Secretaries-General: These individuals are responsible for overseeing specific committees and ensuring that resolutions, debates, and rules of procedure are adhered to

Question 15

what does the secretary-General do

Answer 15

The highest-ranking officer in EAMUN, responsible for overseeing the entire conference, delivering the opening and closing speeches, and ensuring that all procedures are followed.

Question 16

What is the role of the Deputy Secretary-General

Answer 16

Assists the Secretary-General in the day-to-day running of the conference and may focus on specific aspects like committee management or logistics.

Question 17

What is the role of the Under-Secretaries-General

Answer 17

These individuals are responsible for overseeing specific committees and ensuring that resolutions, debates, and rules of procedure are adhered to

Question 20

What is a placard

Answer 20

The sign signifying your country. Used within voting to showcase one’s presence and to signal towards a chair.

Question 21

What is a chair

Answer 21

: Chairs are your essential referees. Using the Rules of Procedure, they facilitate the debates.

Question 22

What is “out of order”

Answer 22

Actions that are a big NO-NO. If something is Out of Order, it falls outside the RoP.

Question 23

What is a gavel

Answer 23

Gavel: The almighty hammer swung by a chair during decision-making. If you hear its clamouring thud, you better listen!

Question 24

What does WHO do

Answer 24

focuses on global health issues and policies.

Question 25

What does the United Nations environmental council do

Answer 25

focuses on issues related to environmental health and sustainable development.

The council addresses critical issues such as pollution, climate change, access to clean water, air quality, and the impact of environmental factors on public health.

Question 26

What does the human rights council do

Answer 26

focuses on promoting and protecting human rights globally

The HRC addresses pressing human rights issues, such as freedom of expression, refugee rights, gender equality, and violations in specific countries or regions.

Question 27

What are the two types of resolutions

Answer 27

working papers” (drafts) and “final resolutions” (adopted proposals).