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Unicef 2014 Resolution

The UNICEF committee proposed a resolution to establish Education and Protection Centres for Children (EPCC) to address the increasing number of children affected by disasters worldwide. The resolution was signed by 20 countries and sponsored by Japan, Norway, United Arab Emirates, and Switzerland. The EPCC would provide education, healthcare, shelter, and family support services to children impacted by armed conflicts and natural disasters. The resolution encourages more countries to join and support the EPCC to help reduce the percentage of children harmed by disasters through community involvement and quick evacuation responses.

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Unicef 2014 Resolution

The UNICEF committee proposed a resolution to establish Education and Protection Centres for Children (EPCC) to address the increasing number of children affected by disasters worldwide. The resolution was signed by 20 countries and sponsored by Japan, Norway, United Arab Emirates, and Switzerland. The EPCC would provide education, healthcare, shelter, and family support services to children impacted by armed conflicts and natural disasters. The resolution encourages more countries to join and support the EPCC to help reduce the percentage of children harmed by disasters through community involvement and quick evacuation responses.

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Topic: UNICEF- Children in Disasters Stricken

Areas.
Committee: UNICEF
Sponsors: Japan, Norway, United Arab Emirates and Switzerland.
Signatories: Lebanon, Italy, Turkey, Spain, Colombia, Haiti, United Arab
Emirates, Belgium, Norway, Russia, Brazil, Cambodia, Portugal, India, Burking
Faso, Guatemala, Honduras, South Africa.
Resolution 1.0
Regarding the international problems with children in disasters stricken areas
have increased in the last few years, the countries are deeply concerned about the
number of children affected worldwide,
Fully believing, the countries support the international resolution to develop,
EPCC Education and Protection Centres for Children, an organization that is
involved with every disaster and every child affected by them,
Noting that childrens research, education, psychological issues, health, and
homes need to be improved and worked up,
Sponsors are willing to support affected countries with an economical push
only for those countries in need, and give the countries in risks and affected, to
develop and reduce the number of children affected,
Recognizing that spreading the centres and resolution proposed before all over
the world will reduce the percentage of children affected; by natural and social
disasters,
1.

Strongly proposes that education should be the base in this organization


(EPCC) that will be divided by two main sections armed conflicts and
natural disaster;

2.

Suggests two main goals for these two section will be to provide education
(nutritional, psychological and family reintegration, preventing, and
environmental);

3.

Urges protection by a shelter with Japanese technology implemented in


refugees;

4. Approves that the organization functions through community service, as


well of practice of students, which study medicine, educative systems and
other fields of education, such as mathematics, geography among others;
5.

Encourages countries to join at any time our organization (EPCC), with a


set of requirements; to maintain the economic funds balanced;

6. Incorporating special help in social centres, to provide information to


those who cant speak the language of the country. And prevent the
disintegration of the families;
7.

A quick evacuation system, for any kind of disaster.

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