Venue
Conference Hall
Date
12th March
Time
9am - 2:30pm
Team Size
1 Member
Entry Fee
₹100
About the Event
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) Model United Nations (MUN) is a unique simulation where countries compete diplomatically for the opportunity to host the Olympic Games. Delegates will engage in negotiations, presentations, and debates to showcase their country's strengths, infrastructure, and global influence to secure the bid. This event provides an opportunity for participants to enhance their diplomacy, negotiation, and public speaking skills.
Instructions
Respect
Delegates must show respect toward each other, the chairs, and the rules of procedure at all times.
Speeches
Delegates must adhere to speaking time limits set by the chairs, typically ranging from 1-2 minutes.
Points and Motions
Delegates can raise points and motions during debate, such as Points of Order, Points of Inquiry, or Points of Personal Privilege.
Moderated and Unmoderated Caucuses
Delegates participate in structured discussions during moderated caucuses and informal discussions during unmoderated caucuses.
Resolution Writing
Instead of a traditional MUN resolution, delegates will draft an "IOC Host City Agreement," which outlines their country's bid proposal. This agreement should include: 1) Proposed host city and its infrastructure capabilities. 2) Financial planning and investment in the Olympic Games. 3) Sustainability and environmental initiatives. 4) Human rights policies and social impact considerations. 5) Security and safety measures for athletes and visitors. 6) Plans for legacy and post-Olympics utilization of facilities.
Voting
Delegates vote on bid proposals using parliamentary procedures such as a simple majority, two-thirds majority, or consensus.
Code of Conduct
Delegates must adhere to a code of conduct prohibiting disruptive behavior, plagiarism, or discrimination.
Judging Criteria
Infrastructure and Facilities
The readiness of sports venues, transportation, and accommodation.
Financial Feasibility
Budget planning, sponsorships, and government support.
Sustainability
Measures taken to minimize environmental impact and promote green initiatives.
Global influence
Diplomatic engagement, international support, and cultural representation.
Human rights and ethics
Commitment to inclusivity, fair labor practices, and safety.
Crisis management
Ability to respond to unexpected challenges presented during the simulation.
Important Notes
- •Bring your official ID for registration
- •Come prepared with your team
- •Review rules and guidelines beforehand