An immersive SG60 policy simulation where participants tackle real historical dilemmas and future challenges across Singapore's six decades of independence.
A simulation series that invites youth to explore the conflicts, compromises, and convictions that shape our societies.
Worlds We Govern is a simulation series that invites youth to explore the conflicts, compromises, and convictions that shape our societies. From policy drafting to historical inquiry, participants engage with the past to better understand how to lead the future — not just as observers of the world, but as its next architects.
Our simulations take participants on a journey into the ideas, institutions, and decisions that have shaped human civilization — across cultures, across eras. Through immersive experiences and critical inquiry, youths step into the minds of leaders across history and possibility, engaging with the timeless tensions of governance, justice, and authority.
As they explore how different societies have ruled, reformed, and imagined their futures, they uncover how the past governs the present — and how they might shape what comes next.
Drafting the Decades is an immersive SG60 policy simulation where participants tackle real historical dilemmas and future challenges across Singapore's six decades. In collaboration with the People's Association and National Youth Council, it commemorates Singapore's 60-year journey and inspires participants to build a stronger, future-ready Singapore through teamwork, history, and innovation.
A comprehensive two-day journey to co-author Singapore's future through guided dialogues, strategic foresight, and collaborative policy drafting.
This competition is open to all participants aged between 14 and 25 years old (inclusive) as of 31 December 2025, who fall under any of the following categories:
Form teams of 3 to 5 members
Team members don't need to be from the same institution. Joining solo or as a pair? We'll help match you with other participants!
The simulation unfolds across a series of 2-hour "eras," each representing a pivotal decade in Singapore's history. Teams receive unique Era Problem Statements of varying difficulties (Tier 1 or Tier 2).
Rather than competing against one another, teams act as co-evolving cells within a shared national simulation, learning and adapting together.
Teams work on one task at a time and must submit solutions before unlocking the next challenge. Tier 2 problems offer bonus point multipliers but require greater risk and time investment.
Strategic time management becomes critical as teams decide how deeply to invest in each problem. Live leaderboards track progress throughout.
The simulation culminates in a Vision White Paper: a long-term policy proposal for Singapore's next decade (2030–2040), crafted in an area of your team's choosing.
This final paper must integrate historical insight, demographic foresight, and technological awareness, reflecting where Singapore could go next.
Ready to shape Singapore's future? Here's how to join Drafting the Decades.
Gather 3-5 members from any Singapore educational institution aged between 14 to 25 years old (inclusive). Solo participants welcome - we'll help you find teammates!
Only one team member (Point of Contact) needs to complete the registration form on behalf of the group / pair. Solo participants are required to sign up independently.
A refundable deposit of SGD $10 per participant is required. A full refund will be processed within three working days after attendance at the event.
2 August 2025 (Sat), 11:59 PM
Registration confirmation and event details will be sent to your / point of contact's registered email after sign-up. Check your spam folder just in case!
Join us in exploring Singapore's past to build its future. Register now and become part of this unique SG60 experience.
Drafting the Decades is a collaborative initiative by PREPMUN and the Moulmein-Cairnhill Youth Network, organised in commemoration of SG60. The event is proudly supported by the People's Association and the National Youth Council, whose continued commitment to youth development and civic engagement has made this ground-up initiative possible. Their support empowers youth to reflect on our nation's past policy choices and co-create visions for the future through meaningful dialogue and policy innovation.
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Everything you need to know about participating in Drafting the Decades
Not at all! While familiarity may help, all participants will receive sufficient context, guidance, and resources during the simulation. The event is designed to be accessible to students from all backgrounds and levels of experience.
There's no formal prep required, but we'll be sending a mini-guide to help you feel more confident — including background briefs, tips, and optional reading. This will be sent to your registered email address after sign-up.
Please ensure you bring a collaborative device, such as a laptop or tablet, along with any necessary accessories, including a charger, mouse, or headphones if needed. A stable setup is essential to support smooth participation and teamwork throughout the session. We recommend arriving with your device fully charged and ready for the day.
Participants are expected to dress in smart casual attire. Please avoid inappropriate or overly informal clothing (e.g. slippers, graphic tees, or gym wear). Participants in inappropriate clothing will not be allowed to attend the event.
Yes, lunch will be provided for all participants. Ample time will also be allocated for meal and rest breaks throughout the day, including a dedicated afternoon break to ensure participants can recharge and stay comfortable during the event.
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