Model+UN



Founded to:
 * International organization = facilitating cooperation in international law, international security, economic development, social progress, human rights + achievement of world peace
 * Founded in 1945 (after World War )
 * Replace the League of Nations,
 * Stop wars between countries
 * Provide a platform for dialogue


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**Country: Colombia** Full name: Republic of Colombia Population: 46.3 million (UN, 2010) Capital: Bogota Area: 1.14 million sq km (440,831 sq miles) Major language: Spanish Major religion: Christianity Life expectancy: 70 years (men), 78 years (women) (UN) Monetary unit: 1 Colombian peso = 100 centavos Main exports: Petroleum, coffee, coal, gold, bananas, cut flowers, chemicals, emeralds, cotton products, sugar, livestock GNI per capita: US $4,930 (World Bank, 2009) International dialling code: +57 President: Juan Manuel Santos Continent: South America
 * Population (2008) || 7,000,000 ||
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 * People living with HIV/AIDS (2007) || 170,000 ||
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 * Women (aged 15+) with HIV/AIDS (2007) || 47,000 ||
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 * Adult HIV prevalence (2007) || 0.6% ||
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 * AIDS deaths (2007) || 9,800 ||
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$283.1006 billion out of $5,087 = ||  || AIDS and it affects the country because by in 2007 about 170,000 people lived in Colombia with HIV/AIDs of a population of 7,000,000. One out of every six displaced women had been victims of sexual violence. Members and former members of armed groups may also be at higher risk of HIV infection. People often could not afford to buy condoms, or were ignorant of the dangers of unprotected sex. Low education levels; It is the lack of knowledge among the more recently displaced that is a major risk factor. Another focus has been to train local health care workers about the importance of keeping HIV test results confidential. Health Ministry's National Programme for the Prevention and Control of Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV/AIDS United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the Colombian League for the Fight against AIDS Offices have also been set up in Pasto, Cali, Pereira, Medellín, Barranquilla and Cúcuta, the capitals of the departments of Nariño, Valle, Risaralda, Antioquia, Atlántico and Norte de Santander, respectively.
 * Your Country: || What are the FACTS? || What does it MEAN? ||
 * 1. Where is your country located? What are dome of the countries that surround it? || My country (Colombia) is located in South America and the domes of the countries that surround it are Venezuela, Ecuador, Brazil, Peru and Panama. ||  ||
 * What are your country’s major industries? || Colombia’s industries   include mining, hydrocarbons, textiles and clothing, leather products, agribusiness (cut flowers and coffee), processed foods and beverages, plastic products, chemicals and petrochemicals, cement, construction, iron and steel products, and metalworking.  ||   ||
 * How many languages are spoken in your country and what are they? || There is only one language spoken in Colombia and that’s Spanish. ||  ||
 * What is the form of government? || The Form of government is a presidential representative democratic republic. || That means that presidential Elections are held every 4 years the same as the Senate and Congress.  ||
 * Does our country give or receive foreign aid? If yes how much? || Colombia received more than $620 million in foreign aid in 2010 by the United States, European Union, Germany, Inter- American Development Bank, and Spain.  || That means that  other countries help the development of Colombia.  ||
 * What is your country’s per capita GDP? || Colombia’s per capita GDP is $8,936 (PPP) and $5,087 (nominal).  ||   ||
 * What percentage is literate? || $431.99 billion out of $8,936 =
 * How many people have access to clan water? ||  ||   ||
 * What are the major infectious diseases? || People living with HIV/AIDS as of 2007 is 170,000   ||   ||
 * What are the current environmental risks facing your country? || Colombia has 15 major volcanoes and Heavy floods both in mountainous areas and in low-lying watersheds and coastal regions regularly cause deaths and considerable damage to property during the rainy seasons. Rainfall intensities vary with the El Niño-Southern Oscillation.  ||   ||
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 * What is the problem? How does it affect your country?
 * What has your country done to combat the problem?

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