This house would make having a functional democracy a prerequisite of receiving developmental aid from the international organisations (IMF, UN, World Bank)
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That India should aggressively pursue the development of SEZs
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This House, as an environmental movement in a developing state, would heavily denounce "Eco-terrorism"
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This House, as a Gen Z in a developing country, will quiet quit
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This House, as the Philippine government, will prioritize fiscal austerity measures over monetary policy adjustments to control inflation
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This House regrets the middlemen system in the Philippines’ agribusiness industry
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Assuming it reaches its intended audience, This house would distribute international development funds directly to individual citizens rather than through governments
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We believe that the active restructuring of CELAC by Latin American countries, following the EU model, will bring more benefits than harm.
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We, as a nation significantly affected by the brain drain phenomenon, will prioritize preventive measures (e.g., promoting and enhancing the quality of domestic universities to reduce the rate of studying abroad) over remedial measures (e.g., calling for and improving job opportunities and quality in the country to attract students to return home after graduation) in addressing the brain drain issue.
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This House believes that the feminist movement in the developing world should advocate for state-funded compensation for housewives
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In the provision of agricultural insurance, This house believes that developing nations should dissolve their state-owned agricultural insurance corporations in favor of their governments forming risk-sharing agreements with private insurance providers
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This House, as the Ottoman Empire, would not have implemented the Tanzimat.
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That firms in developing countries should prioritise building performance-based cultures over satisfaction-based cultures.
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This House Supports independent central banks being given expanded central bank powers
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C) This house believes that developing nations with rising esports communities (i.e., Turkey, Vietnam, Pakistan) should cut funding for popular sports that they perform poorly in (tennis, football etc.) and invest in the development of esports instead
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This house believes that developing states should actively disincentivize the financialization of housing markets.
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This house believes that the Bank of Korea should establish a permanent emergency lending facility for small businesses.
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This house believes that developing countries should prioritise the promotion of cosmopolitan values over nationalist narratives within their public-education curriculum.
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This house believes that developing countries should aggressively establish sovereign essential drug stockpiles (e.g., antibiotics, insulin, etc.) anticipating public health emergencies.
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This house believes that Indonesia should make foreign access to its nickel and rare earth minerals conditional on joint development of green technologies, rather than industrial park based capital-only investments