UNICEF, officially the United Nations Children's Fund—originally the UN International Children's Emergency Fund—is dedicated to protecting the rights and well-being of children around the world. UNICEF addresses critical issues such as education, health, and child protection, particularly for vulnerable populations affected by poverty and conflict, with the support of 192 nations.

48.8 million children in the world have been forcibly displaced due to conflict and humanitarian crises. As a result, these children are inconsistent or have no access to education. Often facing the hardship of overcrowded, underresourced, or destroyed school facilities, refugees are put at a greater risk of future exploitation and economic instability. Syria, Ukraine, and Sudan are only a few examples of war-stricken nations that continue to displace millions. Thus, quality education remains a pressing global challenge. In this committee, delegates are tasked with developing sustainable solutions that ensure every child has the opportunity to learn and succeed through accessible locations and material.