IPI Peacekeeping Database: Coding Manual

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IPI Peacekeeping Database: Coding Manual Chris Perry (Senior Policy Analyst) August 8, 2013-1 -

Table of Contents 1. Date and unit of observation... 4 2. Contributor Data... 4 2.1 Contributor IDs... 4 2.1.1 tcc (STRING)... 4 2.1.2 tcc.iso3.alpha (STRING)... 4 2.1.3 tcc.cap (STRING)... 4 2.2 Contributor location data... 4 2.2.1 tcc.cap.long (LONGITUDE)... 4 2.2.2 tcc.cap.lat (LATITUDE)... 4 2.2.3 tcc.continent (CAT)... 4 2.2.4 tcc.un.region (CAT)... 4 2.3 Contributor group membership... 5 2.3.1 tcc.un.bloc (CAT)... 5 2.3.2 tcc.p5g4a3 (CAT)... 5 2.3.3 tcc.nam (DUMMY)... 5 2.3.4 tcc.g77 (DUMMY)... 5 2.3.5 tcc.au (DUMMY)... 5 2.3.6 tcc.arab.league (DUMMY)... 5 2.3.7 tcc.oic (DUMMY)... 5 2.3.8 tcc.cis (DUMMY)... 6 2.3.9 tcc.g20 (DUMMY)... 6 2.3.10 tcc.eu (DUMMY)... 6 3. Mission Data... 6 3.1 Mission IDs... 6 3.1.1 mission (STRING)... 6 3.1.2 mission.country (STRING)... 6 3.1.2 mission.iso3.alpha (STRING)... 6 3.1.3 mission.hq (STRING)... 7 3.2 Mission location data... 7 3.2.1 mission.hq.long (LONGITUDE)... 7 3.2.2 mission.hq.lat (LATITUDE)... 7 3.2.3 mission.continent (CAT)... 7 3.2.4 mission.un.region (CAT)... 7 3.3 Mission host country group membership... 7 3.3.1 mission.un.bloc (CAT)... 7 3.3.2 mission.p5g4a3 (CAT)... 7 3.3.3 tcc.nam (DUMMY)... 8 3.3.4 mission.g77 (DUMMY)... 8 3.3.5 mission.au (DUMMY)... 8 3.3.6 mission.arab.league (DUMMY)... 8 3.3.7 mission.oic (DUMMY)... 8 3.3.8 mission.cis (DUMMY)... 8 3.3.9 mission.g20 (DUMMY)... 8 3.3.10 mission.eu (DUMMY)... 8 4. Contribution Data... 9 4.1 eom (INT)... 9 4.2 milobvs (INT)... 9 4.3 civpol (INT)... 9 4.4 fpu (INT)... 9 4.5 ip (INT)... 9-2 -

4.6 troops (INT)... 9 4.7 police (INT)... 9 4.8 observers (INT)... 9 4.9 total (INT)... 9 5. Additional Data... 9 5.1 distance (NUM)... 9-3 -

1. Date and unit of observation Data reported by DPKO is from the end of a given month. Each observation is a specific group of contributions from a member state to a given mission. 2. Contributor Data 2.1 Contributor IDs Each observation contains a number of identifiers for what country is contributing that can be used for merging to other data or for filtering. 2.1.1 tcc (STRING) The name of the contributor as it appears in UN documents. 2.1.2 tcc.iso3.alpha (STRING) Three-letter country codes defined in ISO 3166-1, which is part of the ISO 3166 standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), to represent countries, dependent territories, and special areas of geographical interest. A list of codes can be found at the ISO s 2.1.3 tcc.cap (STRING) The name of the capital of the contributing country. 2.2 Contributor location data A series of variables used for locating contributing country. 2.2.1 tcc.cap.long (LONGITUDE) This variable indicates the longitude coordinate in decimal notation of the capital of the contributing country. 2.2.2 tcc.cap.lat (LATITUDE) This variable indicates the latitude coordinate in decimal notation of the capital of the contributing country. 2.2.3 tcc.continent (CAT) This variable indicates the continent of the contribution country. 1. Africa 2. Asia 3. Europe 4. North America 5. Oceania 6. South America 2.2.4 tcc.un.region (CAT) The regional categorization follows the list compiled by the Cartographic Department of the Dag Hammarskjöld Library (Department of Public Information) at United Nations Headquarters. The list is available on the UN s 1. Eastern Africa 2. Middle Africa 3. Northern Africa 4. Southern Africa 5. Western Africa 6. Eastern Asia 7. South-central Asia 8. South-eastern Asia 9. Western Asia 10. Eastern Europe 11. Northern Europe 12. Southern Europe 13. Western Europe 14. Caribbean 15. Central America 16. South America 17. Northern America 18. Australia and New Zealand 19. Melanesia 20. Micronesia 21. Polynesia - 4 -

2.3 Contributor group membership A series of variables indicating regional or bloc membership of contributing country. 2.3.1 tcc.un.bloc (CAT) This variable indicates the contributing country s membership to UN regional voting bloc groups according to the UN 1. AG Africa Group 2. APG Asia Pacific Group 3. EEG Eastern European Group 4. GRULAC The Latin American and Caribbean States 5. WEOG Western Europe and Others Group 6. WEOG Observer (United States) 2.3.2 tcc.p5g4a3 (CAT) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a permanent member of the UN Security Council (P5), one of for declared aspirants for additional permanent UNSC seats (G4), or one of the three African countries put forward as possible permanent members of the UNSC (A3). 1. P5 (China, France, Great Britain, Russia and the United States) 2. G4 (Brazil, Germany, India, and Japan) 3. A3 (Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa) 4. none 2.3.3 tcc.nam (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Non-aligned Movement according to NAM s 2.3.4 tcc.g77 (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Group of 77 according to G77 s 2.3.5 tcc.au (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the African Union according to the AU s 2.3.6 tcc.arab.league (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Arab League according to Wikipedia. 2.3.7 tcc.oic (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation according to the OIC s - 5 -

2.3.8 tcc.cis (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Commonwealth of Independent States according to the CIS s 2.3.9 tcc.g20 (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Group of 20 Major Economies according to Wikipedia. 2.3.10 tcc.eu (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the European Union according to the EU s 3. Mission Data 3.1 Mission IDs Each observation contains a number of identifiers for which mission is receiving a contribution as well as the country that hosts that mission that can be used for merging to other data or for filtering. 3.1.1 mission (STRING) The official UN abbreviation of a mission. Full list of missions: BINUB BNUB BONUCA IPTF LBB MICAH MINUCI MINUGUA MINURCA MINURCAT MINURSO MINUSTAH MIPONUH MONUA MONUC MONUSCO ONUB ONUCA ONUCI ONUMOZ ONUSAL UNAMA UNAMET UNAMI UNAMIC UNAMID UNAMIR UNAMSIL UNAVEM UNAVEM II UNCRO UNDOF UNFICYP UNFOR UNIFIL UNIIMOG UNIKOM UNIOSIL UNISFA UNMA UNMEE UNMIBH UNMIH UNMIK UNMIL UNMIN UNMIS UNMISET UNMISS UNMIT UNMOGIP UNMOP UNMOT UNOA UNOCI UNOMIG UNOMIL UNOMSIL UNOMUR UNOSOM UNOSOM II UNOTIL UNPF UNPREDEP UNPROFOR UNPSG UNSMIH UNSMIS UNTAC UNTAES UNTAET UNTMIH UNTSO 3.1.2 mission.country (STRING) The name of the host country for a mission. 3.1.2 mission.iso3.alpha (STRING) Three-letter country code for the mission host country defined in ISO 3166-1, which is part of the ISO 3166 standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), to represent countries, dependent territories, and special areas of geographical interest. A list of codes can be found at the ISO s - 6 -

3.1.3 mission.hq (STRING) The name of the city that serves as headquarters for the mission according to the mission s 3.2 Mission location data A series of variables used for locating mission host country. 3.2.1 mission.hq.long (LONGITUDE) This variable indicates the longitude coordinate in decimal notation of the capital of the mission host country. 3.2.2 mission.hq.lat (LATITUDE) This variable indicates the latitude coordinate in decimal notation of the capital of the mission host country. 3.2.3 mission.continent (CAT) This variable indicates the continent of the mission host country. 1. Africa 2. Asia 3. Europe 4. North America 5. Oceania 6. South America 3.2.4 mission.un.region (CAT) The regional categorization follows the list compiled by the Cartographic Department of the Dag Hammarskjöld Library (Department of Public Information) at United Nations Headquarters. The list is available on the UN s 1. Eastern Africa 2. Middle Africa 3. Northern Africa 4. Southern Africa 5. Western Africa 6. Eastern Asia 7. South-central Asia 8. South-eastern Asia 9. Western Asia 10. Eastern Europe 11. Northern Europe 3.3 Mission host country group membership A series of variables indicating regional or bloc membership of mission host country. 12. Southern Europe 13. Western Europe 14. Caribbean 15. Central America 16. South America 17. Northern America 18. Australia and New Zealand 19. Melanesia 20. Micronesia 21. Polynesia 3.3.1 mission.un.bloc (CAT) This variable indicates the mission host country s membership to UN regional voting bloc groups according to the UN 1. AG Africa Group 2. APG Asia Pacific Group 3. EEG Eastern European Group 4. GRULAC The Latin American and Caribbean States 5. WEOG Western Europe and Others Group 6. WEOG Observer (United States) 3.3.2 mission.p5g4a3 (CAT) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a permanent member of the UN Security Council (P5), one of for declared aspirants for additional permanent UNSC seats (G4), or one of the three African countries put forward as possible permanent members of the UNSC (A3). 1. P5 (China, France, Great Britain, Russia and the United States) 2. G4 (Brazil, Germany, India, and Japan) 3. A3 (Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa) 4. none - 7 -

3.3.3 tcc.nam (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Non-aligned Movement according to NAM s 3.3.4 mission.g77 (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Group of 77 according to G77 s 3.3.5 mission.au (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the African Union according to the AU s 3.3.6 mission.arab.league (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Arab League according to Wikipedia. 3.3.7 mission.oic (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation according to the OIC s 3.3.8 mission.cis (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Commonwealth of Independent States according to the CIS s 3.3.9 mission.g20 (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the Group of 20 Major Economies according to Wikipedia. 3.3.10 mission.eu (DUMMY) This variable indicates whether the contributing country is a member of the European Union according to the EU s - 8 -

4. Contribution Data 4.1 eom (INT) Experts on Mission began to be used as a contribution category in November 2009. It replaced the designation Military Observers. 4.2 milobvs (INT) Military Observers was used as a contribution category from August 1992 October 2009. In November 2009 it was replaced by the designation Experts on Mission. Comparative analysis indicates previous observers were included in general troop levels. 4.3 civpol (INT) Civilian Police was used as a contribution category from November 1990 October 2009. In November 2009 it was replaced by two designations, Formed Police Units and Individual Police. Comparative analysis indicates these new categories were a split and neither were new contributions. 4.4 fpu (INT) Formed Police Units began to be used as a contribution category in November 2009. It replaced the designation Civilian Police. 4.5 ip (INT) Individual Police began to be used as a contribution category in November 2009. It replaced the designation Civilian Police. 4.6 troops (INT) This includes both Troops and Contingent Troops. Troops was used as a contribution category in from November 1990 October 2009 and Contingent Troops from November 2009 to the present. Comparative analysis indicates continuity between the tow categories. 4.7 police (INT) An aggregation of the civpol, fpu and ip variables. 4.8 observers (INT) An aggregation of the eom and milobvs variables. 4.9 total (INT) An aggregation of the troops, police and observers variables. 5. Additional Data 5.1 distance (NUM) This variable is the calculated great-circle distance from the capital of a contributing country to the UN mission HQ. - 9 -