A Resolution to Fund More Agricultural Spaces to Acquire a Stable Supply of Food for Struggling Nations

BGA/4/14

Sponsored by Kendal Neyman, Jasdip Kumari, Hannah Kurian, Kavya Pardeshi of Chattanooga School For The Liberal Arts

The delegates above represented the Delegation of Singapore.

This legislation was filed in the Social, Humanitarian and Cultural category

Presented as part of the MUN B 2023 conference

1 Noting with concern that Malaysia exports larger amounts of food to Singapore. More than 50% of
2 its eggs, and a significant amount of its meat and seafood. As of recently, Malaysia has
3 encountered a food shortage and is not able to keep up with Singapore’s demand for food.
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5 Therefore, the nation must find a new, more stable food source to feed the country.
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7 Emphasizing that the United Nations has already regarded this topic and has been working with
8 The World Food Programme to bring food assistance to 80 million people in 80 countries which is
9 gradually increasing. This major concern has been brought up since 2020 and reached its peak in
10 2022, which also states that this is an international problem brought up by Australia, Canada, New
11 Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden.
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13 A major concern that the UN Chief has recently expressed at the G2 summit in Indonesia is that
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15 Without coordinated action, this year's crisis of affordability threatens to become a dire global food
16 shortage in 2023. This indicates that not only is Singapore affected by a lack of food exports but
17 other countries are too.
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19 We the delegation of Singapore do hereby:
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21 Call upon the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) of the United Nations to work with nations
22 like Singapore countries with similar circumstances to provide proper food security.
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24 Urge the FAO to communicate with the governments of these nations and separate 850 acres of
25 land to be used for agricultural intentions.
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27 Recommend the FAO to reserve $530K US dollars to fund these small farms.
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29 Counting on the United Nations to see the crucial issue of this resolution and to provide assistance
30 to what is needed.
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