MCGSMUN 2025
United Nations Environment Programme
Agenda: Combatting Ocean Acidification and Increasing Microplastics and Its Impact on Marine Biodiversity
The world currently produces around 35 billion tons of Carbon Emissions a year and around a quarter of the amount is absorbed by oceans, gravely affecting all coastal and island nations. More than one third of the world's population lives in countries that would be most vulnerable to Ocean Acidification. Moreover, the countries most susceptible to the ill effects of Ocean pollution are the ones with the highest emissions. The Committee will deliberate on Treaty Formations and New Alliances to combat global stress on oceans.
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Position papers must be submitted via email to unep.mcgsmun@mcgs.ac.in by April 10th, 2025.
Total committee strength: 23
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Vaishali Sharma is a Doctoral Research Scholar at the Jindal School of Government and Public Policy, O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat. Her research expertise spans local food security, conscious food systems, community development, women's rights and empowerment, farmers' welfare, and environmental politics. She has presented her work at prestigious national and international conferences hosted by IITs and IIMs.
She has organized and participated in MUNs nationwide, continuously mentoring school students to develop diplomatic, research, and leadership skills. As the Chairperson of the UNEP Committee at MCGS MUN 2025, she brings her extensive academic background and commitment to enhancing meaningful discussions on environmental sustainability and policy action.
Chairperson- Vaishali Sharma
Parth Aggarwal is an emerging entrepreneur and a seasoned Model United Nations (MUN) trainer with a track record of participating in over 80+ MUN Conferences. His passion and expertise in public speaking and diplomacy have earned him a place on the Executive Board of more than 70+ MUNs. He has been working with THE DAIS for the past 2 years, serving as a mentor to shape the next generation of leaders equipped with negotiation and foreign relations skills. Academically, Parth holds a Bachelor of Commerce Hons degree from Satyawati College, Delhi University.