This Manual describes the United Nations (UN) Military Police Unit, focusing on Military Police support to a UN Mission and Force Headquarters. Always scalable in size, modular in function and Mission-tailored, the UN ...

The “United Nations Peacekeeping Missions Military EOD Unit Manual” (second edition) describes the UN Military EOD Unit focusing primarily on support to a UN Mission and Force Headquarters. The EOD units should be scalable ...

This Handbook provides instructions, guidance and advice to personnel deployed in military peacekeeping-intelligence roles in UN peacekeeping operations at the Force HQ, Sector and Battalion levels; however, it has wider ...

This guidance aims at familiarising UN personnel with the forms and uses of each types of written communication so that staff can choose the most appropriate one for a given situation and feel more confident about the ...

The purpose of these Guidelines is to provide United Nations personnel with guidance on the establishment and conduct of special investigations in peacekeeping operations. This is the first version of these guidelines.

The Integrated Technical Guidance Notes (ITGNs) on security sector reform (SSR) were developed through a collaborative effort by a wide range of actors from within the United Nations, SSR experts, academics and policy-makers. ...

The United Nations Manual on Ammunition Management is an essential reference for Member States, troop and police contributing countries, military commanders, police commissioners and staff officers in United Nations peace ...

The Prison Incident Management Handbook was developed in response to numerous prison security incidents in countries with DPKO-led peace operations or missions. The handbook is intended to provide United Nations corrections ...

The purpose of the United Nations Infantry Battalion Manual (UNIBAM) is twofold. It provides Troop Contributing Countries (TCCs) with guidance on how to train, equip units deploying to UN Peacekeeping Missions, and it ...

These guidelines apply to all field-based civilian and uniformed peacekeeping personnel who interact with members of the population of the host country as part of the execution of their duties, as well as those who are ...