Agenda Item : Addressing the Geopolitical Implications of Freshwater Resource Depletion. Freshwater is a fundamental necessity for human survival, yet millions of people around the world continue to face severe water insecurity due to climate change, unsustainable resource management, armed conflicts, political instability, and the deliberate destruction or exploitation of water resources and infrastructure. In many regions, disputes over shared rivers and aquifers, illegal extraction and diversion of water, environmental degradation, and attacks on essential water systems have intensified humanitarian crises, displaced communities, and increased regional tensions. Delegates will explore how environmental diplomacy, climate-resilient water management, and international cooperation can reduce water-related tensions, mitigate humanitarian crises, and safeguard freshwater as an essential resource for present and future generations