- After you create a country profile and research your issue, you and your other group members will meet and create a position paper.
- A position paper is your countries' response to the topic.
- A position paper is your countries' response to the topic.
- A position paper is a paper that is 3 TO 4 PAGES LONG that...
- 1.) gives some background information on the problem (1/2 page).
- How has the problem developed?
- Why is it important that the UN fixes the problem?
- How has the problem developed?
- 2.) talks about past United Nations Involvement (1/2 page).
- How, When and Why did the UN become involved with this problem?
- What did the UN and other NGO's do when they became involved?
- How successful was their solution?
- How did the world respond to the solution?
- Avoid making a statement such as "The UN did ___________ and this led to ____________."
- How, When and Why did the UN become involved with this problem?
- 3.) explains your countries' policy and past actions in regards to the issue (1 page).
- Explain your policy on the topic.
- Explain why your country is involved with the topic?
- What actions has your country done in the past to solve the problem?
- Explain your policy on the topic.
- 4.) proposes at least two to three solutions (1 page).
- Before you propose your ideas, ask yourselves these questions.
- Is the solution feasible? Will it cost too much money?
- Has the UN tried this solution before?
- What will NGO's do to carry out your solution?
- What will happen if we implement your solution?
- Will there be any unexpected problems because of this solution? If so, how will we fix them?
- Is this solution in you countries' best interest?
- Is this solution in the world's best interest?
- Do not pick a solution that your country will not like.
- Do not pick a solution that the world will not like.
- DO NOT have a resolution pre-written
- An excellent position paper will be...
- 3-4 pages, single spaced
- It's sources will be cited MLA style and it will have a bibliography.
- It will follow the correct format
- It will have background on the problem, UN involvement on the problem and two or three solutions.
- There can not be NO PLAGARISM.
- Plagarism is where you do not cite your sources correctly and use someone elses' research or writing as your own.
- PLAGARISM WILL GET YOUR TEAM DISQUALIFIED!
- PLAGARISM WILL GET YOUR TEAM DISQUALIFIED!
- 3-4 pages, single spaced
- Is the solution feasible? Will it cost too much money?
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Position Paper
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