You’ve probably faced this before:
• Sitting with your MUN/Debate agenda, not knowing where to start.
• Searching Google for hours, only to end up with scattered, half-useful notes.
• Writing PoIs or speeches that feel more like guesswork than strategy.
That’s where the MUN Research Playbook changes things.
It’s built for you — a beginner or intermediate delegate (up to 20 MUNs) who wants to prepare with clarity, speed, and confidence.
Here’s what you’ll actually get:
📘 Master Guide – How to Research in MUN (38 pages)
• Think of this as your workbook. Each chapter asks you the right questions, gives you exercises, and provides ready-to-use templates.
• You’ll see boxes like “Research Question Breakdown Template” or “Source Credibility Checklist” that you can literally fill in while preparing.
📗 Case Study 1 – UNHRC * Vietnam (15 pages)
• This is your “see it in action” manual. Instead of theory, you’ll watch how research is applied step by step: breaking the agenda, pulling Vietnam’s positions from UN sources, and turning treaty obligations into arguments.
• You’ll even find snippets like “Vietnam UPR National Report (latest cycle)” and a 48-hour research checklist that makes you feel ready for an actual conference.
✨ Weekly Research Challenge (free add-on)
• Every week you’ll get a research question.
• You try it, submit it, and receive personalised feedback — so you’re not just reading, you’re training.
This isn’t about drowning you in theory. It’s about solving your actual problems:
• No more blank-page panic before a conference.
• No more shaky arguments without evidence.
• No more wasting hours on random websites.
Instead, you’ll leave with the confidence that your prep is organised, evidence-backed, and delegate-ready.
Because the gap between “just attending” and “standing out” in MUN is not luck — it’s research. And this playbook gives you the system, examples, and practice to finally bridge that gap.
Q: I’m totally new to MUNs. Will I even understand this?
A: Yes. The playbook was written with beginners in mind. You’ll be guided step by step with examples, checklists, and even exercises. Think of it as having a coach sitting beside you, showing you how to structure your prep.
Q: I’ve already done 8–10 MUNs. Is this still useful?
A: Absolutely. If you’ve done a few MUNs but still feel your research is patchy or last-minute, this is where you level up. The frameworks and case study will make your prep faster, sharper, and more professional.
Q: How is this different from random YouTube guides?
A: YouTube gives you tips. This playbook gives you a system. Instead of “do this, do that,” you’ll learn how to think, organise, and research like a delegate who wins. Plus, you get weekly practice questions with personal feedback — something no video can give you.
Q: What do the guides actually look like?
A: The Master Guide is a 38 page PDF packed with templates (like mind-maps, source checklists, argument frameworks).
The Case Study is 15 pages, showing you exactly how research for Vietnam in UNHRC was done. You’ll see real UN documents, breakdowns, and even a 48-hour research plan.
You can scroll, highlight, and fill them in digitally — or even print them out as your prep workbook.
Q: I don’t have much time before my next MUN. Is this worth it?
A: Yes — because the guides are structured to save you time. The case study even shows how to get ready in 48 hours with a clear checklist.
Q: How does the Weekly Challenge help me?
A: Every week, you get a fresh research question. You try it out, send your work, and get personal feedback — something static guides can’t provide. That’s how you actually build the habit — not just read theory.
Q: Who is this package for?
A: School and college students from South Asia (especially India) who are at beginner to intermediate level in MUNs and debating.
Q: Is this just basic content?
A: No. While it’s beginner-friendly, it teaches premium research methods — templates, workflows, and analysis frameworks used by top delegates.
Q: Do I need prior MUN experience?
A: Not necessarily. It’s designed to guide first-timers step-by-step but also adds depth for those with up to 20 conferences of experience.
Q: How do I use this package?
A: Start with the Master Guide to build foundations, then study the Vietnam case study to see it applied. Finally, test yourself with the weekly challenge.