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18 | Thematic EssaysEmerging Doctrine for Political MissionsPreventionOngoing ConflictPeaceImplementationPeacebuildingRegional1. Support capacitybuilding/sustainabledevelopment:• UNRCCA2. Tackle organizedcrime:• UNOWA• UNRCCA3. Provide regional earlywarning:• UNSCO (mediamonitoring)4. Coordinate regional/country efforts,either international orbilateral:• UNOWA5. Develop relations withregional organizations:• UNOWA• UNSCO6. Monitor/Promotehuman rights andminority rights:• UNOWA7. Facilitate dialogue/more generalmediation:• UNSCO• UNRCCA(water agreements)1. Negotiate peaceagreements/ceasefires:• Special Envoy to LRAAffected Areas• Special Envoy to GreatLakes Region• UNSCO2. Support peacekeeping:• UNOWA3. Coordinate regional/country efforts,either international orbilateral:•Special Envoy to LRAAffected Areas4. Develop relations withregional organizations:• UN Special Envoy toLRA Affected Areas5. More generalmediation:• Special Envoy to LRAAffected Areas1. Fact finding:• Special Envoy to theGreat Lakes Region2. Support inimplementingagreements/int’lrulings:• UNSCO3. Supportimplementation ofboundary agreements/border management:• UNOWA4. Reintegrationprograms for formermilitia/monitor armsand armed personnel:• UNOWA5. Monitor/Assistdemobilization/withdrawal/weaponsstorage etc:• UNOWA1. Governance/electoralassistance:• UNOWA2. Assist in protectionof a population:• UNSCO3. Support capacitybuilding/sustainabledevelopment:• UNOWA• UNSCO4. Coordination ofhumanitarianassistance/donor aid:• UNSCO5. Coordinate regional/country efforts, eitherinternationalor bilateral:• UNRCCA• UNSCO6. Monitor/Promotehuman rights andminority rights:• Special Envoy to LRAAffected Areas7. Monitor internal/regional political andsecurity developments:• Special Envoy to LRAAffected Areas8. Support PeacebuildingCommission/peacebuilding efforts:• Special Envoy to theGreat Lakes RegionBilateral1. Negotiate peaceagreements/ceasefires; coordinateregional/countryefforts, eitherinternational orbilateral; developrelations with regionalorganizations; moregeneral mediation:• CNMC1. Support inimplementingagreements/int’lrulings; supportimplementation ofboundary agreement/border management;monitor specificterms of peaceagreements; monitor/assist demobilization/withdrawal/weaponsstorage etc:• CNMC1. Assist in protectionof a population;support capacitybuilding/sustainabledevelopment:• CNMCContinued on page 19
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