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A MUN Position Paper, also known as Policy Paper, is a strategic document that gives an overview of a delegates country position. A good MUN Position Paper has three parts: 1) Country’s Position on the Topic. 2) Country’s Relation to the Topic. 3) Proposals of Policies to Pass in a Resolution.
A position paper is what its name suggests: a paper in which a Member State or Observer sets out its position on a set of topics. For National Model United Nations (NMUN), delegates are asked to submit a position paper on the topics that are outlined in their Committee Background Guide.
26 Φεβ 2024 · Are you gearing up for a Model United Nations (MUN) conference and feeling overwhelmed by the task of writing a position paper? Fear not! In this guide, we’ll walk you through the essential steps to craft a stellar position paper that will impress your fellow delegates and conference organizers.
WHAT IS A POSITION PAPER? In preparation for most international MUN Conferences, it will be required for all delegates to submit a position paper on each of the topics that they will be debating. A position paper is a brief statement of the perspective of the country you are representing in regards to the topic(s) in your committee. The purpose ...
Sample Position Papers. Below are some highly awarded past position papers from BMUN conferences. Below each link is a description of what makes the position paper strong. These papers were sourced from current BMUN secretariat members who previously attended the conference as delegates.
5 Μαρ 2018 · Position papers, despite their bad name, are an extremely useful tool for your Chairs and for you, so make the most out of them. Tackle your writing in these five sections to create a position paper that packs a punch!
Here's a sample timeline for delegates who are writing their first Position Paper: Week 1: Read the Background Guide and conduct research. Week 2: Plan out your Solutions for your Position Paper. Week 3: Draft your Position Paper, structuring it according to committee guidelines.
