This Manual describes the United Nations Military/Combat Transport Unit, a unique entity that comes into existence only when peacekeeping contingencies require military ground transport due to less permissive security ...

This SOP provides direction to the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) and the Department of Field Support (DFS) on actions to take in preparedness for or in response to developing and/or ongoing crisis situations ...

This first edition of the United Nations Special Forces Manual provides field commanders and their staffs a guide for planning and conducting UN Special Operations in support of United Nations peacekeeping operations. What ...

The principal aim of this Manual is to provide both UNHQ and Mission staff the guidance and framework within which Movement Control Activities should be undertaken throughout the UN. This Manual is intended primarily for ...

The purpose of this Manual is twofold: (I) to set out the minimum standards for safe operation of United Nations motor vehicles and the conditions regulating the use of such vehicles, as well as the measures that can be ...

The United Nations Force Headquarters Handbook aims at providing information that will contribute to the understanding of the functioning of the Force HQ in a United Nations field mission to include organization, management ...

This toolkit provides easy to understand guidance on a number of topics relating to information sensitivity and security, including: • United Nations security classification principles and levels, • When and who classifies ...

The Planning Toolkit provides practical guidance on how to implement existing UN planning obligations in UN Field Missions led by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, with particular attention to the planning needs ...

This SOP on Monitoring and Evaluation for Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration DDR provides DPKO staff with guidance on how to plan and run a Monitoring and Evaluation System for DDR in the broader context of peace ...

While the extension of state authority (ESA) concept has not been clearly defined, examples from the ground have shown that it is based on three components: presence, capacity and legitimacy. In order for sustainable peace ...