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WORKING PAPER SAMPLE

Committee: UN Conference on Trade and Development Topic: Generalized System of Preferences Submitted by: Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador

Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador believe that a GSP should be set up so that Less Economically Developed Countries (LEDCs) receive preferential treatment from More Economically Developed Countries (MEDCs). To that end we propose:

1. Each MEDC reduces their tariffs to the lowest level possible. This level will be determined by the below created subcommittee.

2. Bilateral trade agreements should be pursued for further reductions in tariffs.

3. Trade preferences should be granted in the following areas: a) Agriculture; b) Manufactures; c) Semi-manufactures; d) Raw materials;

4. Decisions on product coverage by preference giving nations must be made in consultation with the affected LEDC. Annual re-evaluation of coverage shall take place with the LEDC with disputed going to the below-created subcommittee.

5. Asubcommittee of UNCTAD should be created with equal membership of developed and developing countries. This subcommittee would have the following powers: a) To mediate disputes between preference givers and receivers; b) Make recommendations that all countries should follow; c) Serve as a forum for airing grievances relating to the GSP; d) Report regularly to the Secretary-General.

DRAFT RESOLUTION SAMPLE

Committee: Rio+20, The First Committee

Topic: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Sponsors: China, Czech, Egypt, Haiti

Signatories: Russia, Brazil, Argentina, Maldives The First Committee, Acknowledging that warming of the climate system is unequivocal, and that delay in reducing emissions significantly constrains opportunities to achieve lower stabilization levels and increases the risk of more severe climate change impacts,

Reaffirming the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change passed in 1992 and the principal update, the Kyoto Protocol passed under the framework of UNFCCC in 1997, and the two-year process finalized a binding agreement in 2009 in Copenhagen, the Bali Road Map adopted in the 2007 United Nations Climate Change Conference,

Emphasizing the importance of disaster risk reduction and the circumstances of climate situation in great need of change,

Deeply appreciating the assistance and cooperation from all countries joined the Rio+20, and governments and organizations pay attention to the issue,

Welcoming further cooperation from all of the countries and organizations willing to sacrifice themselves for a better future,

1. Further develops global climate observing movement based on GCOS(Global Climate Observing System):

a) Reports the latest climate data divided in three aspects: atmospheric, ocean, and terrestrial observation,

b) Lists the corresponding arrangements for any contingency in particular stricken area due to the climate changes; 2. Recognizes the crucial role biodiversity plays in global ecological environment and the significance of the sense of upholding biodiversity; 3. Recommends following ways for all regions generally in biodiversity: a) Assisting wildlife conservation society or nature reserve: i. Advocating the recruit volunteers,

ii. Calling upon individual organizations or public beneficial activities for financial support and investments,

iii. Setting up effective institutions to periodically supervise the existing nature reserve, b) Keeping ecological features, dynamics, environmental movements and climate changes understudied in order to find more favorable ways to prevent devastation,

c) Expanding existing achievements globally:

i. establishing panels to express and pass down their concepts, goals and contributions,

ii. utilizing the power of media to propagandize committee’s movements and the efforts have been made,

d) Developing technical methods to facilitate the conservation of circumstance, wildlife habitats, e) Providing technical assistance to relatively underdeveloped regions;

4. Reaffirms the influence of human activities on biodiversity world widely and several preventive measures by:

a) Reducing unnecessary slaughter of marine animals and fully condemn dolphin hunting actions

i. Establishing a reservation system for marine area beyond national jurisdiction, ii. Punishing dolphin hunting actions in financial ways,

b) Calling upon the control of human habitation areas in the scope of activities of wild animals:

i. Facilitating a series of strict ratification procedures of setting habitation areas, ii. Emphasizing the unfavorable outcome of the decrease of wildlife habitat due to human race.