MISSION OF NgIMUN

Development of Education in Developing Nations

In efforts to combat worldwide poverty, education is considered a vital device. It is believed that basic education has a significant impact in stimulating a range of positive forces for change and to fight poverty.

However, global efforts to ensure every child has access to quality basic education are still far from being achieved, especially in areas that are physically remote and isolated. Such issues are continually faced by developing nations, which have many widespread regions and diverse communities and various traditional and customary beliefs, which can affect peoples’ attitudes to the education of their children.

In addition to an examination of several issues regarding the national Governments of developing nations quest to provide basic education to children in their countries, this NgIMUN conference is to focus on the ways and means to explore the developing nations rural community perspectives on the value of basic education in people’s lives, and whether it is important to improve their conditions and their
children’s future.