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January 26th, 2023

Committee: World Food Program

Topic: Ensuring food Security in refugee camps

Sponsors: French Republic, United States of America, United Kingdom of Great Britain, and
Northern Irland ,Russian Federation, People’s Republic of China, Dominion of Canada,
Federal Republic of Germany, and The State of Japan

Signatories: Republic of Yemen, United Mexican States, Republic of Kenya, Republic of

Honduras, Republic of Zambia, Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Democratic Federal
Republic of Ethiopia, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Federal Republic of Nigeria,
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Republic of Uganda, Republic of the Philippines, Kingdom
of Cambodia, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Republic of South Sudan, Syrian Arab
Republic, and The Republic of Colombia.

● Alarmed by the increase of food shortages in refugee camps and the crisis it has
become due to the support granted by the international community
● Recognizing the countries and people that are being mainly affected due to the
insufficiency of food measures and resources
● Deeply concerned about the economical conflicts due to the high prices, theft, bad
management and the pandemic
● Keeping in mind citizen and economic wellbeing for every country in this committee

1.Encourages the efficiency of food distribution systems in refugee camps. This can be done
by implementing modern technology, such as digital systems for tracking food distribution
and monitoring the nutritional status of refugees. This can help to ensure that food is reaching
the people who need it most and that it is the appropriate quality and quantity. This can
include the following specific actions:
● Digital systems for tracking food distribution: Implementing digital systems,
such as mobile applications or web-based platforms, can help organizations to
track the distribution of food in real-time. This can improve transparency and
accountability, as well as help to identify and address any bottlenecks or
challenges in the distribution process.
● Make a branch of the WFP that already exists and use the same methods that
China and Japan are implementing, which have proven to be the most
effective and with the best results.
● Monitoring the nutritional status of refugees: Implementing technology such
as digital health systems, can help organizations to monitor the nutritional
 status of refugees, allowing them to identify and address any deficiencies in
the food being provided.
● Inventory management: Implementing technology such as RFID tags or
barcode scanners can help organizations to manage the inventory of food and
other supplies in a more efficient and accurate way. This can help to prevent
waste and ensure that resources are being used effectively.
● Automating the distribution process: Implementing technology such as robotic
systems or drones can help organizations to automate the distribution process,
reducing the need for manual labor and improving efficiency.
● Data analysis: Implementing data analysis tools can help organizations to
process and analyze the data collected through the digital systems, in order to
make better-informed decisions and improve the overall effectiveness of their
operations.

2. Recommend the program development of nutrition education and counseling services in

refugee camps. This can be achieved by training staff to provide these services. In order to
help ensure that refugees have the knowledge and skills needed to make healthy food choices
and to improve their nutritional status.

● Include nutrition feeding programs in rural schools, developing capacities and

giving technical support to them in order to deliver change in social behavior
communication, therefore reducing rural-urban disparities in the long term.

3. Further invites the countries to assist locals with sustainable management of natural
resources through water harvesting, soil conservation, reducing the loss of biodiversity,
reducing food waste and rehabilitating irrigation systems.
● Create spaces such as greenhouses, sustainable factories, and support the
manual manufacture of food in the refugee camps, where the people who live
in the camps can manufacture, reduce the food waste, and be able to provide
diets with a high nutritional value and at the same time teach the population
nutritional education.
● By supporting local and regional projects aimed at tackling biodiversity loss,
that same effect will be reduced. Buying fewer products and making sure the
ones that are do bought, minimize the impact on biodiversity.
● Invest directly in ways that promote biodiversity.

4. Further proclaims the distribution of food will be focused in both quantity and quality in
order to prevent diseases and increase health rates.
● Distribution of high nutrient-food is significant to nourish the body and thus
help refugees become less vulnerable to disease transmission, such as HIV,
aids, malaria, among others.
● The delegation of the Russian Federation, People’s Republic of China,
Dominion of Canada, Federal Republic of Germany and the State of Japan
 will provide financial support to acquire and supply high amounts of high
quality food in addition to medicine in refugee camps all across the world.
● In order to have a proper control of the distribution of the food, a part of the
funding will be directed to the refugee camps to constantly supervise the ‘
quality of the products being supplied and ​if those were being sent to the right
place.

5. Urge to facilitate other developing countries to get into a humanitarian cooperation with
the sponsor nations.
● As an international community, the nations allied are open to the contribution
of other nations in order to help developing countries in need of food
resources for their refugee camps.

6. Requests ​to draw attention to create a campaign with help of different organizations like
United Nations Children's Emergency Fund or United Nations High Commissioner for
Refugees to provide nutritional education to reach the refugee camps in order to make better
food choices and gather nutritional knowledge. Develop programs of nutrition education in
refugee camps which can be done by counseling services to refugees and by training staff to
provide these services.

● Provide nutrition education and counseling services to refugees: Offer

nutrition education and counseling services to refugees, such as workshops
and classes on healthy eating depending on each individual, food preparation,
and meal planning. This can help refugees to make informed and healthy food
choices, and improve their overall nutritional status.
● Train staff to provide nutrition education and counseling services: Provide
training to staff working in refugee camps, such as aid workers, community
health workers, and volunteers, on how to provide nutrition education and
counseling services to refugees. This can help to ensure that refugees have
access to accurate and reliable information and support.,ĸ─,
● Develop culturally appropriate education materials: Develop education
materials that are culturally appropriate and tailored to the specific needs of
the refugee population, to ensure that the information is relevant and
accessible.
● Integrate nutrition education in other programs: Integrate nutrition education
and counseling services into other programs such as health care services,
education, or livelihood programs, to reach more refugees with the
information and support they need.
● Use technology to reach remote populations: Use technology such as mobile
applications, digital platforms or social media to reach remote populations or
those who may have limited access to physical education services.
7. Further requests for the improvement of storage facilities and infrastructural programs.
This will allow farmers to deliver their produce to those who are in need rather than letting
the food rot in the farms.If the infrastructure is improved, more will be available in the
market and the food insecurity levels can go down.
● Encourage and support small-scale enterprises: such as small scale farming and
agri-processing which can help refugees to generate income , and provide food for
the camps
● Encourage and support the cultivation of food within the camps: such as setting up
community gardens,providing seeds,tools, and training to refugees, and by creating
opportunities for refugees to sell or trade the food they produce
● Support the development of local markets: such as providing resources and training to
local vendors to help them sell their products in the camps by setting up local
marketplaces inside of them.

8. Proclaims the increased funding for emergency food assistance, additional resources are
needed to ensure that refugees have access to adequate food supplies. This could be done by
increasing funding for organizations that provide food aid, as well as by working with local
communities and organizations to address food insecurity.
● These funds will be provided by the world bank, donations, and financial aid coming
from our sponsors: The Russian Federation, People’s Republic of China, The State of
Japan, and The Federal Republic of Germany.
● Advocate for an increase in financial resources for organizations that provide food aid
to refugee camps. This could involve lobbying for increased funding from
governments and international organizations, as well as seeking out additional
funding from private donors and philanthropic organizations.
● Specific mechanisms for allocating and distributing these funds, such as setting up a
dedicated fund for emergency food assistance or increasing the budget of existing
programs.
● Advocate for longer-term funding commitments, to ensure that food aid can continue
to be provided over the course of the pandemic and its aftermath.
● The funding increase should be accompanied by transparency and accountability
measures to make sure the resources are reaching the intended population and used
effectively.

9. Deeply convinced for creating plans for treatments, and the distribution of food; with
important rules, aspects, and terms. Such as having supervisors, important plans, as well as
planned movements.
● Asks to add preventative measures in place where the organizations can not profit
from refugees. Focused on the creation of new routes to distribute the food so that it
reaches the fields.
● Designates the support of the farmers that distribute food inside each country, and the
declining production of food because of climate change.
● Encourages to have an external supervisor between the movements and the
distribution of the food. As well as supervisors to prioritize the attribution of food
 between the most vulnerable groups, meaning that in the case of insufficient food, it
would be first distributed to children, and pregnant women.

10. Considering the creation and implementation of donation camps and guidelines in order
for citizens of the International Community to cooperate in the solution targeted.
● Ask and open the option for citizens of the most developed countries to donate
pantries capable of being transported to the refugee camps.
● Create guidelines in order to inform citizens about the situation, including
commercials, digital sponsorships, and conferences.
● Promote the donation camps on the guidelines implemented in order to reach more
potential donors and support.

This statements expresses concern about the increasing food shortages in refugee camps and
the negative impact it is having on affected countries and people. The statement also
acknowledges the various factors contributing to the crisis, such as lack of support from the
international community, high prices, theft, and poor management. Additionally, the
statements indicate that the well-being of citizens and economies for all countries in the
committee are being taken into consideration.

The delegations on this resolution paper are grateful for the attention granted and hope for
this to be the solution for this crisis. The delegations encourage others to voice their concerns
and ask the needed questions in order to have a better understanding of these possible
solutions.

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