againts speech on the following resolution:

GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2, UNEP
MAIN SUBMITTER: Republic the Philippines  
CO-SUBMITTERS: Dominion of Canada, Hellenic Republic, The French Republic
SIGNATORIES: Commonwealth of Australia, The Kingdom of the Netherlands, The Independent State of Papua New Guinea, Republic of Tunisia, Republic of Angola, Republic of Indonesia, State of Japan
TOPIC: Addressing and Preventing Wildfires Caused by Human Activity

The United Nations Environment Programme, 

Reaffirming the aims and objectives of the Paris Agreement in the mitigation of climate change and the rise in global temperature

Distressed by the steady increase in wildfires that have been caused by human activity in recent years, 

Determined to provide practical policies and measures to address the issue effectively and collaboratively  

Expressing deep concern over the massive destruction upon both nature and human civilization through wildfires, 

Bearing in mind that prevention, protection, and swift response are crucial to stopping the tragic effects caused by wildfires,

Encourages all members to recognize the worldwide impacts of wildfires and the growing threat they pose to all nations. Due to the severity of the issue and spread of wildfires across borders, member nations are encouraged to implement five stages of action which will be: investigation, prevention, response, mitigation, and retribution, which are discussed in detail in the subclauses. 
Suggests investigation into the use of artificial intelligence for the prediction fire hazards, wildfire directions, and wildfire risk assessment for any human populations
Advises prevention methods to be put in place to reduce the chances of wildfires occurring including:
Vegetation clearing 
Low-intensity burns
Low-density forces 
Education regarding constructing defensible space zones
Constructing housing out of less flammable materials
Assigning emergency simply chains 
Member nations are advised to set laws in place that limit activities that lead to forest fires such as:
i. Publishing warnings to areas that have been identified as particularly high-risk for forest fires, 
ii. Discouraging open-air fires in high-risk areas, 
iii. Implementing disciplinary measures when open-air fires are managed irresponsibly,  
iv. Addressing downed power lines immediately, 
v. Constructing sturdy power lines.
Encouraging nations to efficiently respond to the outbreak of fire through the most efficient methods possible including:
Allowing citizens to be immediately be alerted of fires in their region regardless of size,
Provide as much live information as possible in regards to fire size, direction, and risks, 
Mobilization of all available resources of emergency services,
Offer satellite communication systems to first responders. 
Mitigating damages through collaboration between governments and nonprofit organizations 
Sharing satellite information and any relevant data from any nation regardless of proximity
Offering transport vehicles and emergency vehicles from nations with in the area
Transporting food and water rations through predestined supply chains
Advises nations to hold any guilty parties accountable for retribution by carrying out the law and ensuring that those responsible for wildfires are adequately sentenced. 
 Acknowledging the Impact of Pollution, Climate Change, and Rising Temperatures
Acknowledging the interconnectedness of environmental challenges, the resolution recognizes that pollution, particularly greenhouse gas emissions, contributes significantly to climate change.
Emphasizes the adverse effects of climate change on forested regions, resulting in elevated temperatures and altered weather patterns.
Notes the direct correlation between rising temperatures and the increased frequency and intensity of forest fires in various regions.
Urges member nations to address pollution as a key factor exacerbating climate change and contributing to the conditions conducive to forest fires.
Recommends the adoption of sustainable practices and policies aimed at reducing pollution and mitigating climate change effects to create more resilient forest ecosystems.
Recommending member nations increase awareness of this issue through educational efforts which could include:
Presentations given in schools about Wildfires
Recommends firefighters to give presentations about wildfires to kids around different schools in different countries
Educational material provided by the government which could be distributed at schools or other public places
These speeches and materials would provide not only general information about the issue of wildfires but also include prevention methods, and common fire hazards to better educate the public on how they can be active in preventing wildfires. 
Community awareness events to raise awareness of the growing issue of forest fires 
Government outreach through social media to create further awareness of the issue of forest fires
Uses of government approved platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, X, TikTok, and other social media. 
Recommends a Establishment of Cross Border Training Programme 
Establish Training Programme between Firefighters across different countries
Ability to conduct Joint Training Exercises
Develop Standardized Training Protocols
Exchanging optimal methodologies to fight Wildfires
Usage of Cross Border Training Programme within fighting fires
Create a study to track the effectiveness of Cross Border Training Programme
Ability to enable a rapid and coordinated response to wildfires that transcend national boundaries
This provision emphasizes that nations agreeing to the clause will retain their sovereignty while facilitating cross-border cooperation in firefighting. The agreement does not involve a relinquishment of national authority; rather, it establishes a practical mechanism. If a wildfire occurs closer to a more capable fire station in a neighboring country, the agreement allows for collaboration, ensuring that resources are deployed efficiently and effectively. This approach enhances the collective response to wildfires without compromising the sovereign rights of participating nations, emphasizing a collaborative and mutually beneficial framework for addressing transboundary firefighting challenges.
Recommends an effective way for nations in distress to request assistance due to a wildfire crisis, this resolution advocates for a streamlined process. Using the Cross Border Training Programme The affected nation can formally request aid, and the assisting nation, upon approval, dispatches additional firefighters to support firefighting efforts in the pleading nation. This collaborative approach aims to enhance global responsiveness to wildfire emergencies through cooperative international efforts.
Encourages the mass-installation of various technologies to monitor wildfire globally listed below.
Manufacturing and equipping drones with infrared imaging
Utilizing the I4F foam as an ecofriendly flame-retardant alternative 
Emphasize to create an early fire detection software
Regular updates on SBD (Satellite Based Detection) for Wildfire Prevention 
Empowering the capability to innovate and develop unmanned aerial drones specifically designed for the detection of fire and identification of potential vulnerable areas susceptible to wildfires.
IR (infrared) cameras, to be able to detect early signs of fire, and the location, by using the heat and smoke produced. (Some member states are already putting this into action)
Recognizing the varying financial capacities among member nations, the resolution encourages each nation to Contribute to philanthropy through strategic investment in charitable initiatives.
Emphasizing will not force nations to do so, fostering collective efforts in adopting these technologies.
In consideration of nations facing economic constraints, a supplementary clause is hereby introduced, allowing financially challenged countries to express their support and commendation for this resolution, emphasizing The importance of global cooperation in the restoration of Forests from wildfires
Advising the creation of a global group called Sustainable Environmental Natural Preservation and Awareness Initiative (SENPAI)
Defining Sustainable Environmental Natural Preservation and Awareness Initiative (SENPAI)
SENPAI is a group that consists of highly trained Scientists, Law Enforcement, First Responders and NGO’s, who have been trained and educated through the Cross Border Training Programme. 
SENPAI is a group committed to preventing arson perpetrated against forests SENPAI is a proposed group to help prevent Wildfires caused by Human Activity
Creation of a simple and controlled group of Professional Arson Prevention Leaders, and Professional Arson Prevention Detectors for SENPAI 
Establishing a five-leader group for SENPAI signifies a strategic move towards a collaborative and multi-faceted approach
The election of leaders within SENPAI shall remain impartial, with no individual country exerting influence over the collective voting process.
Establishing a system for the democratic election of leaders within SENPAI by prominent scientists aims to ensure a governance structure that reflects expertise and fosters scientific leadership.
Collaborate with non-governmental organizations (NGO) to work on supporting member states to build resilience to wildfires.
Recognizing fellow NGOs and their contribution to building resilience to wildfires respectively
Allowing NGOs to work with national governments to build resilience to wildfires 
Nations can undergo collaboration with NGOs through active, concise, and honest communication 
Nations can under collaborations with NGOs through the NGOs Websites, Phone Number, or Headquarters
Emphasizing recommendations that Member states shall actively engage in restoration of forests hit by wildfires due to human or natural causes.
Member Nations are recommended to engage in reforestation, soil rehabilitation, and habitat restoration projects in areas affected by wildfires, with a focus on preserving biodiversity and mitigating the long-term environmental impacts. 
Member Nations are recommended to create a “Temporary Wildlife Conservation Area” for any wildfire affected forests for ability to regrow and thrive
The ‘Temporary Wildlife Conservation Area can be lifted once a government body deems it to be safe to do so
Define “Temporary Wildlife Conservation Area” as Wildlife Conservation Area means a tract of land, lake or sea that is protected by law for purposes of wildlife and biological diversity conservation and may include a national park, national reserve, game reserve or sanctuary; 
The “Temporary Wildlife Conservation Area” set by a nation affected by  a wildfire can help in Ecological Restoration, Habitat Restoration, Water source protection, and Invasive Species Management
Member Nations have the every right to set up tourism, and education centers within a “Temporary Wildlife Conservation Area” to help boost its research, protection, and regrowth
Recognizing the devastating effects of wildfires as they destroy thousands of homes, general infrastructure, property, and, most importantly, human lives across the world 
Recommends member states to form an alliance to help fight global wildfires and fund recovery of ecosystems affected by global wildfires.
Establishing a global fund, in order to make distributing assets easier and more accessible for the member states, such as financial support, to assist in the recovery of the other members’ forests
Establishing an organization where member states agree to come together to assist nations affected by wildfires
Affirming the varying capacity of governments to provide aid within their federal aid budget and noting that not all countries have the capability to provide significant assistance to wildfire victims but deeply urges countries to allocate what funds they can in response to these tragedies
Establishing global measures and standards for the support of people affected by wildfires including:
i. Shelters to support those displaced due to wildfires, 
ii. Temporary food provisions 
iii. Efficient medical treatment for those in need 
Urges countries commonly affected by wildfires to set aside reasonable funds for NGOs, such as the Red Cross, that aid in general wildfire relief, sheltering victims of wildfires, and the recovery homes devastated by wildfires. 
Creation of Long Term Project called Project OBADO 
Defining Project OBADO (Organizing, Building, Accelerating, Declaring, and Observing)
Project OBADO is a Long Term Project  (Minimum 2 years, maximum indefinitely) that is recommended by the Hellenic Republic on combating Human Arsonists. 
Project OBADO’s goals are to put Arsonits behind bars and stop the attack against natural forests 
Recommends formulating and advocating for comprehensive legislation aimed at deterring and penalizing criminal wildfire arsonists
Members of Project OBADO can be any country that agrees with Project OBADO are are willing to ensure its long term plan
Members of Project OBADO will collaborate with legal scholars, environmental experts, and law enforcement agencies to propose legislation that imposes severe penalties on convicted criminal wildfire arsonists, such as a fine and/or serving time in jail. 
Establishing guidelines for recommended punishments for arson, taking into account the jurisdiction and legal frameworks of individual countries. 
Recommended punishments such as Fines, Restitution, Imprisonment, Community Service, etc.
Re-stating Project OBADO aims to unite nations in safeguarding against wildfires by crafting shared laws against arson. These universal regulations will enhance global cooperation, enabling coordinated efforts to identify and prosecute arsonists.
SENPAI, OBADO will collaborate together to Prevent Wildfires by human interactions