Joint Protection Teams: A Model for Enhancing Civilian Security

The Case of MONUSCO DECEMBER 2020 Introduction The UN Security Council is expected to renew the mandate of the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) on December 18, 2020 In anticipation of this process, the International Peace Institute (IPI), the Stimson Center, and Security

Prioritization and Sequencing of Peacekeeping Mandates: The

Sequencing of MONUSCO’s Mandate Participants agreed that MONUSCO’s strategicencouraged the mission to expand complementary priorities, detailed in UN Security Councilstabilization programming related to justice, Resolution 2463 (2019), remain relevant forcorrections, arms registration, and community guiding the mission’s upcoming mandate

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MONUSCO participated in the meeting as an observer In the final communiqué of the meeting, issued on 31 August, it was noted that the security situation in the provinces of Kasai and Kasai Central and the territories of Luilu and Kamiji in Lomami Province had improved; that the training of local Commission agents, the

United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic

General MONUSCO’s approved 2014-2015 budget was $1 39 billion As of June 2015, MONUSCO’s strength stood at 18,232 troops, 462 military observers, and 1,090 police, including formed police unit personnel India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh have been the largest troop-

MONUSCO, 20 Years in Democratic Republic of Congo What Are

MONUSCO in 2010,3 with activities including supporting the political and electoral process,4 supporting the process of Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR), or the protection of civilians in

Challenges and the Path Forward for MONUSCO

Jun 17, 2015 · MONUSCO in protecting civilians, including in the context of elections; and the promotion of an inclusive and transparent political process, consistent with the DRC constitution, as well as technical and logistical support to update the voter registration list

© MONUSCO: M23 enter Goma on 20 November 2012 Child

Since the beginning of 2009, MONUSCO Child Protection Section documented 9,114 children released from the integrated armed forces and at least 30 armed groups 4 Annual Report of the Secretary-General on Children and Armed Conflict A/67/845 – S/2013/243 dated 15 May 2013

Summary of Contributions to UN Peacekeeping by Country

MONUSCO Contingent Troops 1,654 38 1,692 Experts on Mission 5 0 5 FPU 118 80 198 Individual Police 2 0 2 Staff Officer 20 2 22 MONUSCO 1,919 UNAMID Experts on Mission