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## A

- ### APEC

  Other organizations

  Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation

- ### A/RES

  Model UN procedure

  General Assembly resolution (UN document symbol)

  Prefix on the official symbol of a General Assembly resolution. Cite it when you quote past action in a position paper.

- ### ASEAN

  Other organizations

  Association of Southeast Asian Nations

- ### ATT

  Treaties, law & policy

  Arms Trade Treaty

- ### AU

  Other organizations

  African Union

## B

- ### BD

  Model UN procedure

  Best Delegate

  Usually the top individual award in a committee. Award names and order vary by conference.

- ### BG

  Model UN procedure

  Background guide

  The study guide the dais writes on each committee topic. Start your research here.

- ### BMUN

  US Model UN conferences

  Berkeley Model United Nations

  A student-run organization at UC Berkeley that hosts a high school conference on campus.

- ### BRICS

  Other organizations

  Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa (plus expansion)

- ### BWC

  Treaties, law & policy

  Biological Weapons Convention

## C

- ### CARICOM

  Other organizations

  Caribbean Community

- ### CCW

  Treaties, law & policy

  Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons

  The forum where states have discussed lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS).

- ### CEDAW

  Treaties, law & policy

  Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women

- ### CND

  UN organs & committees

  Commission on Narcotic Drugs

  A functional commission of ECOSOC on drug control policy.

- ### COP

  Treaties, law & policy

  Conference of the Parties

  The meeting of the states that are party to a treaty. In the news, “COP” followed by a number usually means the UNFCCC climate summit.

- ### COPUOS

  UN organs & committees

  Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space

  The General Assembly committee dealing with international cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space. UNOOSA is its secretariat.

- ### CRC

  Treaties, law & policy

  Convention on the Rights of the Child

- ### CSW

  UN organs & committees

  Commission on the Status of Women

  A functional commission of ECOSOC focused on gender equality.

- ### CTBT

  Treaties, law & policy

  Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty

- ### CTBTO

  Other organizations

  Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization

- ### CWC

  Treaties, law & policy

  Chemical Weapons Convention

  Implemented by the OPCW.

## D

- ### DDR

  Treaties, law & policy

  Disarmament, demobilization and reintegration

  The process of disarming former combatants and helping them return to civilian life, often part of a peace operation's mandate.

- ### DISEC

  UN organs & committees

  Disarmament and International Security Committee (UNGA First)

  The General Assembly's First Committee, covering disarmament and international security. One of the most common Model UN committees.

  Also: First Committee, GA1

- ### DPO

  UN agencies & offices

  Department of Peace Operations

  The Secretariat department that runs UN peacekeeping.

- ### DPPA

  UN agencies & offices

  Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs

- ### DR

  Model UN procedure

  Draft resolution

  A resolution that has been formally introduced but not yet voted on.

## E

- ### E10

  UN organs & committees

  Elected ten members of the UN Security Council

  The ten non-permanent members, elected by the General Assembly for two-year terms. They have no veto.

  Also: Elected members, Non-permanent members

- ### ECOFIN

  UN organs & committees

  Economic and Financial Committee (UNGA Second)

  The General Assembly's Second Committee, covering economic and financial questions.

  Also: Second Committee, GA2

- ### ECOSOC

  UN organs & committees

  Economic and Social Council

  One of the six principal organs of the UN. Coordinates the UN's economic, social and environmental work and oversees commissions such as the CSW.

- ### ECOWAS

  Other organizations

  Economic Community of West African States

- ### EEZ

  Treaties, law & policy

  Exclusive economic zone

  The sea area, up to 200 nautical miles from the coast under UNCLOS, where a coastal state has rights over resources.

- ### EU

  Other organizations

  European Union

## F

- ### FAO

  UN agencies & offices

  Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

## G

- ### G7

  Other organizations

  Group of Seven

- ### G20

  Other organizations

  Group of Twenty

- ### G77

  Other organizations

  Group of 77

  A coalition of developing countries at the UN. The name has stuck even though membership has grown well past 77.

- ### GCC

  Other organizations

  Gulf Cooperation Council

  Official name: the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf.

- ### GSL

  Model UN procedure

  General Speakers' List

  The running list of delegates waiting to give formal speeches. At most conferences, debate returns to it whenever no motion is on the floor.

  Also: Speakers List

## H

- ### HM

  Model UN procedure

  Honorable Mention

  An individual committee award. Names vary by conference.

- ### HMUN

  US Model UN conferences

  Harvard Model United Nations

  A high school conference run by the Harvard International Relations Council and staffed by Harvard undergraduates.

- ### HNMUN

  US Model UN conferences

  Harvard National Model United Nations

- ### HSC

  Model UN procedure

  Historical Security Council

  A Security Council simulation set on a past date. Delegates may only use what was known at that time.

## I

- ### IAEA

  UN agencies & offices

  International Atomic Energy Agency

  Promotes peaceful uses of nuclear energy and verifies nuclear safeguards. A related organization of the UN system rather than a specialized agency.

- ### IBRD

  UN agencies & offices

  International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

  With the International Development Association (IDA), one of the two institutions people mean by “the World Bank”.

  Also: World Bank

- ### ICAO

  UN agencies & offices

  International Civil Aviation Organization

- ### ICC

  Other organizations

  International Criminal Court

  An independent court created by the Rome Statute that tries individuals for genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and aggression. It is not a UN organ.

- ### ICCPR

  Treaties, law & policy

  International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

- ### ICESCR

  Treaties, law & policy

  International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

- ### ICJ

  UN organs & committees

  International Court of Justice

  The UN's principal judicial organ, in The Hague. Hears disputes between states and gives advisory opinions. Compare the ICC, which tries individuals.

  Also: World Court

- ### ICRC

  Other organizations

  International Committee of the Red Cross

- ### IDP

  Treaties, law & policy

  Internally displaced person

  Someone forced from home who has not crossed an international border, so is not a refugee in law.

- ### IFAD

  UN agencies & offices

  International Fund for Agricultural Development

- ### IGO

  Other organizations

  Intergovernmental organization

  An organization whose members are states, such as the UN, the AU or NATO.

- ### IHL

  Treaties, law & policy

  International humanitarian law

  The law of armed conflict, including the Geneva Conventions.

- ### ILO

  UN agencies & offices

  International Labour Organization

- ### IMF

  UN agencies & offices

  International Monetary Fund

  A specialized agency of the UN system.

- ### IMO

  UN agencies & offices

  International Maritime Organization

- ### IMUNA

  US Model UN conferences

  International Model United Nations Association

  The nonprofit that runs NHSMUN.

- ### IOM

  UN agencies & offices

  International Organization for Migration

  The UN system's migration agency, a related organization of the UN.

  Also: UN Migration

- ### ITU

  UN agencies & offices

  International Telecommunication Union

## J

- ### JCC

  Model UN procedure

  Joint crisis committee

  Two or more crisis committees, often opposing sides of one conflict, whose actions affect each other.

## L

- ### LAS

  Other organizations

  League of Arab States

  Also: Arab League

- ### LAWS

  Treaties, law & policy

  Lethal autonomous weapons systems

- ### LDCs

  Treaties, law & policy

  Least developed countries

## M

- ### MDGs

  Treaties, law & policy

  Millennium Development Goals

  The eight goals for 2000 to 2015 that the SDGs replaced.

- ### Mod

  Model UN procedure

  Moderated caucus

  Short speeches on a narrow sub-topic, called on by the chair. A motion sets the topic, total time and speaking time.

- ### MUN

  Model UN procedure

  Model United Nations

  Used interchangeably with “Model UN”.

  Also: Model UN

## N

- ### NAIMUN

  US Model UN conferences

  North American Invitational Model United Nations

  A student-run high school conference in Washington, D.C., hosted by the Georgetown International Relations Association.

- ### NAM

  Other organizations

  Non-Aligned Movement

- ### NATO

  Other organizations

  North Atlantic Treaty Organization

- ### NDC

  Treaties, law & policy

  Nationally determined contribution

  Each Paris Agreement party's national climate plan.

- ### NGO

  Other organizations

  Non-governmental organization

- ### NHSMUN

  US Model UN conferences

  National High School Model United Nations

  A high school conference held each year in New York City, run by IMUNA.

- ### NMUN

  US Model UN conferences

  National Model United Nations

  A university-level conference.

- ### NPT

  Treaties, law & policy

  Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

## O

- ### OAS

  Other organizations

  Organization of American States

- ### OCHA

  UN agencies & offices

  Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

  The part of the UN Secretariat that brings humanitarian actors together to respond to emergencies.

- ### OD

  Model UN procedure

  Outstanding Delegate

  An individual committee award, usually ranked below Best Delegate. Names vary by conference.

- ### ODA

  Treaties, law & policy

  Official development assistance

  Government aid that promotes the economic development and welfare of developing countries.

- ### OECD

  Other organizations

  Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

- ### OHCHR

  UN agencies & offices

  Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

  The Secretariat office for human rights, based in Geneva. It supports the Human Rights Council but is a separate body.

- ### OIC

  Other organizations

  Organisation of Islamic Cooperation

- ### OP

  Model UN procedure

  Operative paragraph

  A numbered clause that says what the body decides, requests or recommends. “OP3” means the third operative clause.

  Also: Operative clause

- ### OPCW

  Other organizations

  Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons

  Implements the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC).

- ### OPEC

  Other organizations

  Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries

- ### OSCE

  Other organizations

  Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe

## P

- ### P5

  UN organs & committees

  Permanent five members of the UN Security Council

  China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States. A no vote from any of them blocks a substantive Security Council decision.

  Also: Permanent Five, Permanent members

- ### PBC

  UN organs & committees

  Peacebuilding Commission

- ### PGA

  UN organs & committees

  President of the General Assembly

- ### POI

  Model UN procedure

  Point of information

  At many conferences, a question to a speaker who has yielded to questions. Some rules use the term for a question to the chair instead.

- ### PP

  Model UN procedure

  Preambular paragraph

  A clause at the top of a resolution that gives context and justification. Drafters refer to them as PP1, PP2 and so on. Some delegates also use “PP” for position paper, so check the context.

  Also: Preambulatory clause

## R

- ### R2P

  Treaties, law & policy

  Responsibility to Protect

  The principle, endorsed at the 2005 World Summit, that states must protect their populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity.

  Also: RtoP

- ### ROP

  Model UN procedure

  Rules of procedure

  The conference's rulebook for motions, points, speeches and voting. Rules differ between conferences, so read yours.

## S

- ### SADC

  Other organizations

  Southern African Development Community

- ### SALW

  Treaties, law & policy

  Small arms and light weapons

- ### SCO

  Other organizations

  Shanghai Cooperation Organisation

- ### SDGs

  Treaties, law & policy

  Sustainable Development Goals

  The 17 goals of the 2030 Agenda, adopted by the General Assembly in 2015. Many resolutions tie their clauses to a specific SDG.

- ### SG

  UN organs & committees

  Secretary-General

  Head of the UN Secretariat. At a Model UN conference, the student who leads the conference staff usually holds this title too.

  Also: UNSG

- ### SIDS

  Treaties, law & policy

  Small island developing States

- ### SOCHUM

  UN organs & committees

  Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee (UNGA Third)

  The General Assembly's Third Committee, covering social, humanitarian and cultural questions, including human rights.

  Also: Third Committee, GA3

- ### SPECPOL

  UN organs & committees

  Special Political and Decolonization Committee (UNGA Fourth)

  The General Assembly's Fourth Committee, covering special political questions and decolonization, including peacekeeping.

  Also: Fourth Committee, GA4

- ### S/RES

  Model UN procedure

  Security Council resolution (UN document symbol)

  Prefix on the official symbol of a Security Council resolution.

## T

- ### TPNW

  Treaties, law & policy

  Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons

## U

- ### UDHR

  Treaties, law & policy

  Universal Declaration of Human Rights

  Adopted by the General Assembly in 1948. A declaration, not a treaty, but the foundation later human rights treaties build on.

- ### UNAIDS

  UN agencies & offices

  Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS

- ### UNCLOS

  Treaties, law & policy

  UN Convention on the Law of the Sea

  Also: Law of the Sea

- ### UNCTAD

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Conference on Trade and Development

  Despite the name, a permanent UN body that works on trade and development, not a one-off conference.

- ### UNDP

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Development Programme

- ### UNEP

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Environment Programme

- ### UNESCO

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

- ### UNFCCC

  Treaties, law & policy

  UN Framework Convention on Climate Change

  The 1992 climate treaty. The Paris Agreement was adopted under it.

- ### UNFPA

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Population Fund

- ### UNGA

  UN organs & committees

  UN General Assembly

  Every UN member state has a seat and one vote. Most Model UN committees are simulations of the General Assembly or its committees.

  Also: GA, General Assembly

- ### UN-Habitat

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Human Settlements Programme

- ### UNHCR

  UN agencies & offices

  UN High Commissioner for Refugees

  The UN Refugee Agency. Easy to mix up with UNHRC, the Human Rights Council.

  Also: UN Refugee Agency

- ### UNHRC

  UN organs & committees

  UN Human Rights Council

  The intergovernmental body, based in Geneva, whose member states are elected by the General Assembly. Not to be confused with UNHCR, the refugee agency.

  Also: HRC, Human Rights Council

- ### UNICEF

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Children's Fund

- ### UNIDO

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Industrial Development Organization

- ### Unmod

  Model UN procedure

  Unmoderated caucus

  Informal time out of your seat to negotiate, form blocs and write working papers.

- ### UNODA

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Office for Disarmament Affairs

  The Secretariat office for disarmament. It supports the work of the First Committee (DISEC).

- ### UNODC

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Office on Drugs and Crime

- ### UNOOSA

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Office for Outer Space Affairs

- ### UNRWA

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees

- ### UNSC

  UN organs & committees

  UN Security Council

  Fifteen members: the five permanent members (P5) and ten elected for two-year terms (E10).

  Also: SC, Security Council

- ### UN Women

  UN agencies & offices

  UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women

- ### UPU

  UN agencies & offices

  Universal Postal Union

- ### USG

  UN organs & committees

  Under-Secretary-General

  A senior UN official. At many Model UN conferences, a senior student staff member who oversees a group of committees.

## V

- ### VC

  Model UN procedure

  Verbal Commendation

  An individual committee award, often read out rather than given a gavel. Names vary by conference.

## W

- ### WFP

  UN agencies & offices

  World Food Programme

- ### WHO

  UN agencies & offices

  World Health Organization

- ### WIPO

  UN agencies & offices

  World Intellectual Property Organization

- ### WMD

  Treaties, law & policy

  Weapons of mass destruction

- ### WMO

  UN agencies & offices

  World Meteorological Organization

- ### WP

  Model UN procedure

  Working paper

  An informal draft of ideas a bloc circulates before it becomes a draft resolution.

- ### WTO

  Other organizations

  World Trade Organization

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## How to use the acronym decoder

1. ### Type the acronym or the name

   Search by the letters (DISEC, unhcr, A/RES) or by words from the full name (refugees, speakers list). Case, spaces and punctuation are ignored, and the closest match comes first.

2. ### Narrow it by category

   Pick UN organs and committees, UN agencies, Model UN procedure, treaties and policy terms, other organizations, or US Model UN conferences to see only that group.

3. ### Browse the A to Z index

   With the search box empty, every acronym is listed alphabetically. Jump to a letter from the index to scan a whole section of your background guide at once.

4. ### Read the note, then research the body

   Many entries say what the body does or how the term is used in committee. When an acronym matters to your topic, research what that body has actually done before you cite it.

## The General Assembly's six Main Committees

Many large Model UN committees simulate one of these. Conferences use the acronym, the number or both, so “GA1”, “First Committee” and “DISEC” are the same room.

| Committee                                                       | Acronym | Covers                                                                 |
| --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| First CommitteeDisarmament and International Security Committee | DISEC   | Disarmament and international security                                 |
| Second CommitteeEconomic and Financial Committee                | ECOFIN  | Economic and financial questions                                       |
| Third CommitteeSocial, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee      | SOCHUM  | Social, humanitarian and cultural questions, including human rights    |
| Fourth CommitteeSpecial Political and Decolonization Committee  | SPECPOL | Special political questions and decolonization, including peacekeeping |
| Fifth CommitteeAdministrative and Budgetary Committee           | None    | The UN's administration and budget                                     |
| Sixth CommitteeLegal Committee                                  | None    | Legal questions                                                        |

## Acronyms delegates mix up

Getting one of these wrong in a speech costs you credibility with the dais. Learn the difference before committee starts.

- UNHRC vs UNHCR

  UNHRC is the Human Rights Council, the intergovernmental body of member states in Geneva. UNHCR is the UN Refugee Agency. The letters are one swap apart, and mixing them up in a speech is a common slip.

- UNHRC vs OHCHR

  The Human Rights Council is made up of member states and passes resolutions. OHCHR, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, is part of the Secretariat and supports that work.

- ICJ vs ICC

  The International Court of Justice is a principal organ of the UN and hears disputes between states. The International Criminal Court is a separate, treaty-based court that tries individuals.

- P5 vs E10

  The P5 are the five permanent members of the Security Council, each with a veto on substantive decisions. The E10 are the ten members elected for two-year terms, without a veto.

- PP vs OP

  Preambular paragraphs open a resolution and give its reasons. Operative paragraphs are numbered and say what the body does. In delegate chat, PP can also mean position paper, so check which one someone means.

- Mod vs unmod

  A moderated caucus is formal debate on a narrow sub-topic, with the chair calling on speakers. An unmoderated caucus is informal time out of your seat to negotiate and write.

- A/RES vs S/RES

  The prefix on a UN document symbol tells you who adopted it: A/RES for the General Assembly, S/RES for the Security Council. Cite the full symbol when you point to past action.

## Using acronyms in papers and speeches

**In a position paper,** write the full name the first time, with the acronym in brackets: “the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)”. After that, the acronym alone is fine. When you point to past action, cite the document symbol, such as an A/RES or S/RES number, rather than “a UN resolution”.

**In a speech,** fewer is better. The committee's own name and household acronyms like UNSC, WHO or NATO are safe. For anything a newer delegate might not know, say the name. You have a minute or so, and a room that is decoding your acronyms is not following your argument.

**In a resolution,** follow your conference's format guide. Many ask for full names in the clauses themselves, and clauses are often read aloud when a draft is introduced, so spelled-out names are easier for the room to follow.

**Before you cite a body,** check what it actually does. Naming UNEP in a disarmament speech, or asking the ICJ to prosecute an individual, tells the chair you learned the acronym but not the institution.

## Frequently asked questions

What do DISEC, ECOFIN, SOCHUM and SPECPOL stand for?

They are the first four Main Committees of the UN General Assembly. DISEC is the Disarmament and International Security Committee (First Committee). ECOFIN is the Economic and Financial Committee (Second). SOCHUM is the Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee (Third). SPECPOL is the Special Political and Decolonization Committee (Fourth). The Fifth and Sixth Committees, Administrative and Budgetary and Legal, have no widely used acronym.

What is the difference between UNHRC and UNHCR?

UNHRC is the UN Human Rights Council, an intergovernmental body of member states based in Geneva. UNHCR is the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, the UN Refugee Agency. They are easy to confuse because the letters are nearly the same, so double-check which one your committee and your sources mean.

What is the difference between the ICJ and the ICC?

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is the UN's principal judicial organ. It settles disputes between states and gives advisory opinions. The International Criminal Court (ICC) is an independent court created by the Rome Statute that tries individuals for crimes such as genocide and war crimes. It is not a UN organ.

What do GSL, mod and unmod mean in Model UN?

GSL is the General Speakers' List, the queue of delegates waiting to give formal speeches. Mod is short for moderated caucus, a timed debate on a narrow sub-topic in which the chair calls on speakers. Unmod is short for unmoderated caucus, informal time out of your seat to negotiate and draft. Exact rules differ by conference, so check your rules of procedure.

What do PP and OP mean in a resolution?

PP means preambular paragraph and OP means operative paragraph. Preambular paragraphs set out the context and reasons for a resolution. Operative paragraphs are numbered and state what the body decides, requests or recommends, so OP3 is the third operative clause.

Should I use acronyms in my position paper or speech?

In writing, give the full name the first time followed by the acronym in brackets, then use the acronym. In speeches, the committee's own name and very common acronyms such as UNSC or WHO are fine, but say the full name of anything less familiar. The chair and other delegates may not know it, and a speech is harder to reread than a page.

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Yes. It is free, needs no account and runs in your browser. If you want to research what a UN body has actually done on your topic, a free Model Diplomat account includes 375 credits on day one, then 75 a day.

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