As our world's population increases and more people move into cities there are greater megacities in the world. Whilst some megacities are able to sustain the huge amount of citizens, others struggle with meeting basic human requirments such as access to water and sanitation. Delegates in this committee will debate on how countries around the world can tackle this issue to help provide better and safer circumstances for the individuals living in these cities. 

Unsustainable energy usage is a massive problem around the world. The use of fossil fuels is the biggest example of how straining it is on our planet to use unsustainable methods of energy production. Therefore it is become an international mission to replace these harmful practices and look for more renewable and environmentally friendly solutions. In this committee delegates will debate on how to go about converting to these renewable alternatives.

Questions about the legacy of colonialism and racism are only becoming more and more relevant. A big part of this discussion is the question of what to do with the spoils of colonialism, the artefacts seized during colonial rule that are now scattered across the globe in museum's research and exhibition collections. The question has popped up in the news as seen in the lead-up to the Coronation of King Charles III and even in popular culture. During the conference, delegates will deal with both specific cases and the topic as a whole in order to resolve the conflicts that have arisen.