UNSC

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC), a principal organ of the United Nations, will function as a dual-delegate committee at NIMUN. Considered a committee for educational purposes, the UNSC is mandated to address threats to international peace and security by assessing situations, proposing actions, and overseeing the implementation of Security Council resolutions. It engages with Member States, regional organizations, and relevant stakeholders to ensure compliance, promote conflict resolution, and maintain global stability. Regular reports are submitted by the Security Council to the UN General Assembly for further decision-making.

ICJ

This committee resolves legal disputes between states based on international law and provides advisory opinions on legal questions from UN organs and specialized agencies. It aims to promote justice and peaceful dispute resolution. The Court contributes to upholding international law and fostering diplomatic relations between nations through its rulings and recommendations.

DISEC

The DISEC Committee is tasked to address issues related to disarmament, global , and the regulation of armaments. It aims to foster international cooperation on reducing threats to peace, preventing arms proliferation, and promoting disarmament measures. The Committee will work with Member States and relevant stakeholders to propose solutions and draft resolutions for maintaining global security and stability.

SOCHUM

SOCHUM addresses global social issues, humanitarian concerns, and the promotion of human rights. Its focus includes refugees, minority rights, and international humanitarian law. The Committee works to improve living conditions, social justice, and the well-being of vulnerable populations. SOCHUM collaborates with Member States and organizations to promote global human rights and social progress.

UNCSW

UNCSW is dedicated to promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women globally. It reviews progress on gender-related issues, formulates policies, and provides recommendations for improving the status of women. The Commission works closely with Member States, NGOs, and UN bodies to combat gender discrimination and violence. Its mandate includes monitoring the implementation of international commitments to gender equality.

UNHRC

The UNHRC committee is tasked with promoting and protecting human rights globally by reviewing human rights violations and making recommendations. It monitors state compliance with international human rights standards and conducts special investigations. The Council engages with civil society and victims of rights abuses to ensure accountability. It also adopts resolutions to address emerging human rights challenges and crises.

UNDP

The UNDP promotes sustainable development, poverty eradication, and good governance worldwide. It supports countries in implementing national development strategies that address environmental, social, and economic challenges. UNDP partners with governments and organizations to provide technical expertise and build institutional capacities. Its work is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), aiming to create a better future for all.

COP-30

COP-30 is tasked with overseeing the implementation of the Paris Agreement and advancing global efforts to combat climate change. It promotes international cooperation on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fostering sustainable development. The conference will focus on innovative policies, financial mechanisms, and climate adaptation strategies. It serves as a platform for countries to strengthen commitments to climate resilience.

ICAC

The International Crisis Adhoc Committee (ICAC) is a temporary, specialized body formed to address urgent global crises needing rapid, coordinated action. Composed of experts, diplomats, and international representatives, ICAC assesses crisis situations, proposes solutions, and mobilizes resources. It often operates under a larger organization, like the UN Security Council to facilitate humanitarian aid, peace efforts, and sustainable solutions.

HCC

The Historic Crisis Cell (HCC) is a bilingual committee dedicated to examining the pre-partition crisis between the British Empire and Indian political leaders, with a special focus on the 1930 Round Table Conference. Bringing together perspectives from both sides, HCC aims to explore the complex negotiations, challenges, and political dynamics that shaped India's path to independence. Through immersive, multilingual discussions, the committee seeks to provide a nuanced understanding of this pivotal period in history.