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M o d u l e 2 : M a n d a t e d T a s k s o f U n i t e d N a t i o n s P e a c e k e e p i n g O p e r a t i o n s L e s s o n 2.1 Mandated Tasks

Relevance Peacekeeping personnel must be familiar: Shared tasks All contribute

Learning Outcomes Learners will: Identify four categories of mandated tasks List examples of mandated tasks which are the core business of UN PKOs Describe two critical areas where UN PKOs play a limited support role List four humanitarian principles

Lesson Overview 1. Overview of Mandated Tasks 2. Supervision or Monitoring of the Ceasefire Agreement 3. Provision of a Secure & Stable Environment 4. Facilitating the Political Process 5. Facilitating the Delivery of Humanitarian Assistance 6. Supporting Poverty Reduction & Economic Development

Learning Activity 2.1.1 Mandated Tasks Instructions: Match images with tasks, definitions and challenges addressed Discuss impact of the challenges on civilians Identify peace and security, humanitarian and development tasks Time: 10 minutes Group work: 5-7 minutes Discussion: 3 minutes

1. Overview of Mandated Tasks The range of mandated tasks may be categorized in the following way: Core business Support roles Peacebuilding activities Cross-cutting thematic tasks 1

Learning Activity 2.1.2 Putting Tasks into Categories Instructions: Label tasks as core business, supporting role, peacebuilding activity and cross-cutting themes Give reasons Time: 5 minutes Brainstorming: 3 minutes Discussion: 2 minutes

The Core Business Supervision or monitoring of the ceasefire agreement Provision of a secure and stable environment Facilitating the political process 2

Peacebuilding Activities Mine action Disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) of ex-combatants Security sector reform (SSR) Rule of law (ROL)-related activities Electoral assistance Support to the restoration and extension of State authority 3

Support Roles Facilitating the delivery of humanitarian assistance Cooperating and coordinating with mission partners to support poverty reduction and economic development 4

Cross-Cutting Thematic Tasks Human rights Protection of civilians (POC) Conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) Child protection Women, Peace and Security (WPS) 5

2. Supervision or Monitoring of the Ceasefire Agreement Ceasefire agreement: refers to a temporary stoppage of war or any armed conflict for an agreed-upon timeframe or within a limited area Monitoring ceasefire agreements: involves actions to gather information on compliance with an agreement UNPKOs monitor to reassure that parties will not exploit ceasefires to gain military advantage Core business 6

3. Provision of a Secure & Stable Environment A secure environment is generally a precondition for moving ahead on several elements of peace agreements UNPKOs help fill the security/public order vacuum, and as a result play a critical role in securing the peace process and creating a safe environment for humanitarian and development actors Primary role of the military component Core business 7

4. Facilitating the Political Process Political process: steps to end conflict, maintain peace involves peace negotiations and peace agreements UNPKOs facilitate the political process by promoting dialogue and reconciliation, and supporting the establishment of legitimate and effective institutions of governance Important for a lasting settlement or longer-term political solutions Core business 8

5. Facilitating the Delivery of Humanitarian Assistance Humanitarian assistance: aid and action designed to save lives, alleviate suffering, and maintain and protect human dignity during and in the aftermath of man-made crises and natural disasters Includes basic supplies of drinking water, food, shelter, medical care, protection and assistance to refugees and IDPs UNPKOs facilitate delivery Support role 9

Responsibilities Host Country Has Capacity If Yes If No International and National Humanitarian Actors e.g. UN agencies, ICRC, NGOs UNPKO assists by providing a secure environment Initiates, coordinates and delivers humanitarian assistance 10

Humanitarian Space An environment where receiving humanitarian assistance is independent of military and political action Ensures safety and accomplishment of humanitarian actions and personnel Four humanitarian principles: humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence Complementary concepts for civil-military coordination: UN-CIMIC (UNPKO) and UN- CMCoord (OCHA) 11

Learning Activity 2.1.3 Humanitarian Space Instructions: You are a humanitarian worker Consider the photo and scenario How can the mission help with the challenges? Discuss importance of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence Time: 15 minutes Group work: 5-7 minutes Discussion: 5-7 minutes

6. Supporting Poverty Reduction & Economic Development Poverty reduction: pro-poor policies and policies to stimulate economic growth, raise incomes and indirectly reduce poverty Poverty eradication is important for lasting peace and sustainable development UNPKOs cooperate, coordinate with partners Support role 12

Summary of Key Messages Mandated tasks core business, peacebuilding activities, supporting roles, cross-cutting thematic tasks Core business monitor cease-fire, provide secure environment, facilitate political process Supporting roles facilitate delivery of humanitarian assistance, coordinate mission partners in development Humanitarian principles humanity, neutrality, impartiality, independence

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