COVID-19 AND ITS IMPACT ON SDGs' TARGETS
OCTOBER 25-27, 2021
Climate change does not respect border; it does not respect who you are - rich and poor, small and big. Therefore, this is what we call 'global challenges,' which require global solidarity.
- Ban Ki Moon
DUSF’20 x HMUNEA’21is a three-day youth conference and the fusion of Harithkram’s two flagship events — Delhi University Sustainability Forum and Harithkram Model United Nations Environment Assembly. This fusion will mark the Fourth Edition of the Delhi University Sustainability Forum and the Fifth Edition of Harithkram Model United Nations Environment Assembly.
This year, DUSF under its School Outreach Programme aims to channelise the potential of young school children towards a greener world through the medium of School Students’ Conference (SSC). The participants from the selected schools will get an opportunity to witness the proceedings of a University level Conference and interact with learned experts, which will equip them better for higher education and their role in the society.
The Fifth Edition of HMUNEA will offer young scholars from diverse backgrounds to brainstorm, debate and discuss the onslaught of COVID-19 on SDGs’ targets and make the discourse on the environment richer. It is a splendid opportunity for young voices to ensure a clean, green and fresh environment. In its own modest way, HMUNEA will fulfil the aims and goals set out by the founders of the United Nations in the Preamble of the Charter: “to produce tolerance and live together in peace as good neighbours.”
Delhi University Sustainability Forum is the brainchild of Harithkram’s endeavour to spread awareness “Beyond the Boundaries”, which provides a revolutionary platform for the students to deliberate on and discuss intriguing issues related to the fields of energy, environment and sustainable development and find practical solutions to environmental problems in association with worldwide thinkers and practitioners coming from governments, business and industries, multilateral and bilateral organizations, research and academia and the civil society. It also aims to discuss worldwide industrial development, associated environment and sustainability analysis and to provide innovative solutions to local industries and governments to meet the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
This year, DUSF under its School Outreach Programme, invites participants to the School Students’ Conference, an excellent opportunity for the young minds to interact with learned experts and equip themselves better for higher education and their role in the society.
Sub Theme: COVID-19 AND SDG-6
REGISTRATION CLOSEDSeptember 30: Last Date for Registration
October 08: Submission of Abstract
October 10: Notification of Abstract Submission
October 20: Last Date for submission of Final Presentations
October 25: Date of Presentation
First Prize
Second Prize
Best Presenter
The first session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) of the United Nations Environment Programme was convened on June 23, 2014, at the UNEP headquarters in Nairobi with more than 1200 participants including Environment Ministers, Government delegates and representatives of major groups and stakeholders. It was indeed a historical event wherein the environment formed the focal point of discussions in the international community. Taking a cue from UNEA, Harithkram started its journey of hosting the mock UNEA in 2014 with a shared vision of setting up a path of environmental sustainability.
The Sixth Edition of the simulation of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) by Harithkram offers young scholars from varied backgrounds a forum to brainstorm, debate and discuss pressing environmental concerns and enrich the discourse on the environment. It is a splendid opportunity for young voices to play their part in ensuring a clean and green environment and a better, holistic future, through environmental advocacy and diplomacy.
Inspired by the ever-increasing awareness of the environment along with a genuine mission to promote and protect it, H-MUNEA ’23 will provide a platform to the youth who always wished to register their voice for a sustainable future.
Important dates, allotments, awards, agendas and results for H-MUNEA 2021.
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Public Health and Education Infrastructure.
02Global Solidarity in the face of COVID-19.
03Equitable Vaccine Distribution.
04COVID-19 Biomedical Waste Crisis.
05Push towards Green Economy and Sustainable Energy.
06Role of Frontline Warriors in Healthcare, Sanitation and Hygiene.

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