UNICEF
United Nations Children's Fund
30 delegate seats
About the committee
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) works in over 190 countries to protect the rights of every child — from access to education and healthcare to protection from violence, exploitation and the impact of conflict and climate change.
In committee, delegates represent member states shaping UNICEF's policy and programmes: negotiating how to fund and deliver aid where children need it most, balancing national interests with humanitarian priorities, and drafting resolutions that could realistically be implemented on the ground.
UNICEF is a welcoming committee for first-time delegates: the topics are intuitive, the debate follows classic UN procedure, and the focus on children's rights makes every speech easy to connect to the real world. Experienced delegates will find plenty of depth in funding negotiations and programme design.
Countries in this committee
These are the delegations represented in UNICEF. Countries already assigned to a delegate are struck through — pick from the available ones when you apply.
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