Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Canada, Congo, China, France, Germany,

Netherlands, Pakistan, Romania, Russia, Singapore, South Africa,

Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vietnam
1. Stresses the advancement of technology as a way to combat this
issue, through:
a. Technological transfers from developed nations in order for
developing nations to conduct in primary measures such as
screenings in order to eradicate Tuberculosis;
2. Emphasizes on the creation of more regulations regarding the
immigration system, which should be done through:
a. Screenings for tuberculosis before an immigrant enters the
country.
b. The tightening of Cross-Border Policies, which should be
universal, and done by the Organization;
3. Calls upon the typology of the different levels of Tuberculosis.
This should be done through a creation of the three different
levels of the severity of the disease, which are:
a. Early infection,
b. Dormant TB/ Sleeping TB,
c. Active TB;
4. Recognizing the importance of grassroots movements, the
problem should be solved bottom-up, which can be done
through:
a. The higher role of Non-Governmental Organizations and
Civil Societies, especially in the fields of:
i. Education, especially in the remote areas, focusing
on the youth groups about prevention of tuberculosis
and healthy standards of living.
ii. Advocacy, as a larger part of the global TB
movement, NGOs should focus on raising awareness,
in the youth groups, which are the ones usually most
affected by this disease.
5. Acknowledging the significance of education in addressing the
issue of Tuberculosis, especially:
a. Endorsing the parliamentary level education, in regards to
promote both sustainability and multiplier effect in society,
b. Invite the scientific support from the WHO to help design
the curriculum for the primary level education,
c. Empowerment local communities through innovation
grants measure.
d. Highlighting the role of UNICEF in empower Children as an
agent to generate change in society;
6. Emphasizing the advantage of WHOs scientific capacity to
encourage scientific based research in addressing the issue of
tuberculosis, such as but not limited to:

a. Conduct a scientific based standardization as guidance in

grant allocation,
b. The research funding from developed nations, which will be
patented after completion. The organization will then
appoint several hospitals that can sell and distribute these
drugs,
c. The creation of a prevention drug, that will increase the
immunization of healthy people, to help lessen the chances
of people catching TB,
d. Ensuring central hospitals to distribute these drugs to
remote areas, which can be done through the promotion of
the creation of infrastructures;
7. Recommends each nation to hold national conferences, and
create a national policy, which includes the framework to combat
TB once and for all.
8. Urges the public and private sectors, both national and foreign,
to work together with the national government to come up with
solutions, especially in terms of medical substances.