40 POINTS In this task, you will develop a press release about one of the issues from task 1. Your release doesn’t need to highlight every agency involved, but make sure that it summarizes the actions being taken by at least two UN agencies working on the issue. Your press release should include the following pieces of information: a short explanation of the issue, including why it’s important and how it came about at least two visuals that are relevant to or describe the problem (an image, a chart, or a graph) a short explanation of the activities being undertaken by at least two UN agencies that have been assigned to resolve the issue a conclusion that encourages the Security Council to continue supporting the work of the agencies Keep these suggestions in mind as you write your press release: Keep your press release short and to the point. It should call attention to any event or information that the individual or organization thinks is important. Include the date of the release in the upper-left corner. For example, “FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Month, day, and year.” Give your press release an attention-grabbing title. For example, you may write, “UN Calls for International Cooperation in Combatting Global Terrorism.” Write a headline that makes your audience curious to know more about the issue you chose. Write a first sentence that makes people want to keep reading. The first paragraph of your press release should cover the who, what, when, where, why, and how of the event or subject you’re trying to promote. Make sure that you use active verbs. That will help you direct the attention of your audience to your subject. Your subject should be clear and stand out to your audience. Start with the main facts. Add the details as you go along. Write in the third person, and include a fictitious quotation from a UN staff member. At the end of your first page write more, end, or the symbol ###. These words or the symbol informs the reader that the text continues on the next page. Center the word or the symbol you decide to use. Limit your release to 300 to 450 words. Proofread everything at least twice, and have a classmate, peer, or friend proofread it as well. Make sure your release is well organized and concise. Look at this example of a UN Press Release for further guidance. Submit your completed press release along with this activity.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 2/13/2021  

Urgent Water Shortage  

Unusual weather patterns are having a negative effect on annual rainfall and “clean water” for all humanity may be a cry in the very near future. For the past eight months East Africa has experienced little to no moisture during their normal rainy season. This is serious, as it will significantly limit the amount of water that is available for consumption and farm use.  

What affected Nigeria, now impacts the eastern half of the African continent, as the weather pattern, El Niño, has disrupted the entire region. For example, crops planted in Sudan have already been hit hard by the adverse weather conditions, not to mention the distance villagers have to travel in order to find clean drinking water, has been rapidly increasing. UN Water Organization’s spokesman, Josh MCornwall who collaborated with meteorologist John Steffen from the LWT News in Cairo, Egypt, reported “the droughts will likely become more frequent and severe as climate change matures. We see this weather pattern gaining in territory and severity, and we fear the potential of global impact.” At the roundtable discussion on Thursday, members from the WHO and World Food Program discussed a multitude of thought-provoking ideas. Items that provided tangible solutions were new farming techniques, water conservation and the topic of creating watersheds and/or drainage basins. A significant amount of time and consideration was given to the subject of identifying individual country's water needs in respect to water supply and demand.  

While the impact of this drought may seem small when compared to other world issues, it will grow exponentially if action is not taken to contain it and provide the suitable necessities required for survival for those involved. It is with this natural and potentially global disaster looming before us that we encourage as much participation as possible from the Security Council.

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