Climate Council Introduction
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Science
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
Mike Garnier
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8 Slides • 7 Questions
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UN Climate Council Summit
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Our goals are:
- To recognize the areas of greatest need around the world
- To agree on binding resolutions that will make real differences for people worldwide
- To work together, listen, collaborate, and act
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Know your delegations
When this training is concluded you will have access to all of the delegation profiles
You will choose which delegation you represent and familiarize yourself with the other delegations
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Multiple Choice
How will you learn about the other delegations at the council?
Telepathy
From the Delegate Profiles
From the comments about them on social media
I'll make assumptions about them based on country they come from
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Research Your Region
Once you've chosen your Region, make sure you know your region
Your preparation document will be available to you at the conclusion of this training
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Multiple Choice
How do you know which region you represent?
It will be the Oregon/Northwest Region
My teacher will assign me a region
I will choose which region I want to represent
I won't represent a region
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Multiple Choice
True or False: I can choose the same region as my seat partner or friend.
True
False
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Create Proposal Ideas
Once you've researched your Region, come up with some revolutionary proposal ideas to present at the summit
Getting a proposal ratified is VERY difficult! Make sure your ideas are well researched and well thought out
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Getting a proposal ratified by the UN Council is easy
True
False
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Multiple Select
Which of the following should you have done BEFORE the UN Summit Meeting? (select all that apply)
Studied your own region's people, issues, and needs
Familiarized yourself with all of the other regions to understand their needs
Come up with proposal ideas to bring to the council
Come up with a COMPLETE proposal to immediately put to a vote in the council
Decided beforehand what needs to happen without listening to other delegates
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Attend the Summit
You'll attend the Summit at the UN Council chambers in Geneva, Switzerland
You will work with other delegates from around the world, as well as your own staff members, tracking your progress as you go
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Tracking the progress of your proposal discussions is important.
True
False
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Can you get your proposal ratified?
Only the most well research, well thought out, collaborative, and creative proposals end up being ratified by the UN Council
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Report back to your government
You need to inform the other leaders in your region of the work that you did, whether your proposal is ratified or not
You will create a presentation which you will give to your fellow leaders
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Multiple Choice
Do I have to make a presentation when I get home?
Yes
No
UN Climate Council Summit
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