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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.
• Moens Vince and von Negenborn Colin (2010), Position Paper for World 2010 Disarmament and International Security Committee • Oxford International Model United Nations (2010), Position Paper Guide
What is a Position Paper? A position paper is a paper written by you, a delegate in a committee, to express your delegation’s position on the topics of debate to the Dais team. A well-researched paper will be required of you at nearly every Model UN conference that you attend. For most committees at VMUN 2024, excluding UNSC and crisis ...
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.
The Format: The common layout of position papers is maximum two pages for each topic discussed in the Committee, single spaced, with size 12, Times New Roman or Arial font. Position Papers start with a header stating the country being represented, the committee and the topic. Some additional tips:
The purpose of a position paper is to outline a delegation’s past action and current stance on its committee’s topics. At CAHSMUN, position papers are only mandatory in select committees, but are required in order to be eligible for an award. This guide is designed to help you write. a strong position paper.
