Japan's
Student-Led Simulation of the World Health
Organization
JAMWHO is
Japan’s student-led World Health Organization simulation.
Over two days, 50–90 students—from high schoolers to postgraduates—represent member states and member states to negotiate and adopt formal resolutions on planetary health and health as an instrument of foreign policy.
Key Highlights
(01)
Resolution Outputs
Adopted resolutions leave the room, serving as formal diplomatic records sent to global health institutions and carried forward as a youth statement to real world policy making.
(02)
Interdisciplinary Access
Open to all disciplines. No medical background required—students from high school to postgraduate level join to represent member states and member states and shape the future of health policy.
(03)
High-School Inclusion
Training, mentoring, and Japanese-language support are provided to ensure high-school students can fully participate in the simulation and contribute to the next generation of health leaders.
(04)
Expert-Advised Structure
Student-led with expert-advised content. Our Advisory Board reviews all submissions, ensuring the policy briefs and resolutions meet the highest standards of scientific and diplomatic rigor.
March 2027 (TBC)
Venue TBC
50–90 Delegates
English with Japanese support
2 committees
