1. Kosovo Model United Nations First edition

2. Kosovo Model United Nations (KMUNA) KMUNA, an informal educational platform aiming to enhance public education in Kosovo It will put high-school students in the shoes of real delegates and through role-play develop for them a skill set usually not taught through the traditional educational system in Kosovo Implemented by “Prosperity Initiative in Kosovo” (PIKS) KMUNA will target 20 high – schools Each school will have 10 students (total 200 students) Supported by US Embassy KMUNA has two parts : I) The training of students II) Conference – where students will apply what they have learned

3. KMUNA Conference : OPENING CEREMONY Keynote speaker PIKS Member US Embassy KMUNA Secretary General Instructions to delegates for their committee rooms

4. DELEGATES AND SESSIONS ACTIVITIES Dress code All clothing must adhere guidelines that portray professionalism and modesty There are 2 different choices: Business Attire Traditional suits of the countries they represent There are 2 different choices regarding dress code ( depending on the state delegates represent ) :

5. BUSINESS ATTIRE Gentlemen - Complete suit, shirt, tie (no t-shirt) -Slack trousers or suit trousers (no jeans) -Shoes (no sport shoes) Ladies -Suit, blouses, sweater, shirt with buttons (no t- shirt) -Slack trousers, skirts(adequate lengh), dress (no jeans) -Shoes high or flat (no sport shoes)

7. TRADITIONAL SUIT Some countries present themselves at UN meetings with traditional suits of the countries they represent Not obligatory

9. SESSIONS Two sessions, one per day At the beginning of the session, delegates must prepare about one minute speech, explaining their country’s position on the topic There will be 5 committees, each with the number of delegates as in the real work of UN

10. COMMITTEES UNSC- United Nations Security Council UNHRC- UN Human Rights Council ECOSOC- UN Economic and Social Council UNCSW- UN Commission on Status of Women UNEA- UN Environment Assembly

11. UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL

12. Was founded in 1946 It has 15 member states, 5 are permanent and 10 are elected temporary by the General Assembly for two-year term Its five members are: the USA, the United Kingdom, China, the Russian Federation, France Permanent members have the right to Veto Its headquarter is in New York

13. Security Council purposes are: To maintain international peace and security To develop friendly relations among nations To cooperate in solving international problems and in promoting respect for human rights To be a centre for harmonizing the actions of nations

14. UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL Was founded in 2006 by the General Assembly It has 47 member states and are distributed as follows: African States-13 seats Asia-Pacific States-13 seats Latin American and Caribbean States-8 seats Western European and other States-7 seats Eastern European States-6 seats Member states serve for a period of three years Its headquarter is in Geneva

15. UNHRC PURPOSES To protect and promote human rights To provide a forum for identifying, highlighting and developing responses to today’s human rights challenges To provide assistance to Governments to help implement international human rights standards

16. UN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL Was founded in 1946 It has 54 member Governments elected by the General Assembly for a three-year term

17. Its functions: To implement internationally agreed development goals Serves as a central forum for discussing international economic and social issues To strengthen methods on fulfilling Millennium Development Goals

18. UN COMMISSION ON STATUS OF WOMEN Was founded in 1947 It has 41 member States, that serve in three- year term and are elected from ECOSOC UNCSW is dedicated to gender equality and women empowerment

19. UNCSW INTERESTS Leadership and political participation Economic empowerment Ending violence against women Peace and security Humanitarian action Governance and national planning Agenda for Sustainable Development

20. UN ENVIRONMENT ASSEMBLY Was founded in 2014 All the 193 UN member states participate in discussions and decision-making on issues that affect states of environment and global sustainability

21. Goals: Sustainable consumption and production Fighting illegal trade in wildlife Enforcing Environmental Rule of Law Financing a green economy

22. CLOSING CEREMONY Keynote speaker Awards for: Best delegates( one per committee) Best MUN Club(3 out of 20 schools) Position paper(one per committee) Outstanding delegate(delegate in 2nd place, one per committee) Honorable delegate(delegate in 3rd place, one per committee

23. Best delegate: Certificate+Language Course with Britanicca or Cambrigde with transport included Best MUN Club: 1st place:Certificate+Lunch with US Ambassador+Embassy Tour 2nd place:Certificate+Lunch with Andrew Russell (UNDP)+UN House tour 3rd place:Certificate+School material for students (USAID's Basic Education Program) Position paper: Certificate+1 book related to international relations/Politics Outstanding delegate(2nd place): Certificate+Free career counseling + TOEFL Book Honorable delegate(3rd place): Certificate+1 symbolic item Best Negotiator Certificate

24. SOCIAL EVENTS Hippie theme party Career fair Companies, organizations, colleges will give opportunities for delegates

25. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!