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mission support Tasking Authority. On behalf of the DMS/CMS, the Chief of Integrated Support Services (CISS) exercises tasking authority over all assigned uniformed logistics personnel and enabling units comprising medical, signal, logistics, construction engineering (except combat / field engineers), transportation and movements units, including military transport helicopters within the peacekeeping mission. reference • Dpko/Dfs policy on authority, command and control in united nations peacekeeping operations, 2008.04). Goods and Services. Common goods and services, include, but are not limited to the following: • Medical, environmental health and, if specified, dental services. • Construction and management of accommodation. • Civil engineering projects. • Environmental advice. • Geographical Information System (GIS) services. • Movement Control (MOVCON) and Air Transport services. • Surface transportation services including riverine and/or coastal transportation. • Installation and operation of communications and IT services. • Accounting, storage and distribution of assets, materials and other life support commodities like fuel, water, rations. Financial Authority. Only the DMS/CMS has the authority to commit mission financial resources for any purpose including making contractual arrangements for the use of local resources/services. All requirements for such resources/services should be addressed through the Joint Logistics Operations Centre (JLOC). These may include, but are not limited to, accommodation, POL (including aviation fuels), fresh rations, combat rations, water supply, equipment rental, public service facilities and civilian labour. 7.4 : Infantry Battalion Support Structure. 7.4.1 : Initial Provisioning and Stock Holdings. During the initial deployment, TCCs are to provide on a reimbursable basis initial provisioning of water, rations, fuel, oil and lubricants for a limited period, until the UN is able to provide these consumables. All formed contingents are to bring 111
112 United Nations Infantry Battalion Manual the following levels of stock holdings to the mission area, unless requested otherwise by DFS/DPKO: composite/field/ combat rations fuel and specific lubricants ammunition and explosives Initial Stock Holdings to Mission Area (To be determined for each particular mission) 7 days food rations and minimum 7 days bottled water. advance parties should be fully self-sustainable for drinking water. all vehicle fuel tanks are to be filled as per the applicable international regulations. specific lubricants that are outside the normal un stock for the first weeks are to be carried. refer to “guidelines on levels of ammunition for peacekeeping operations” september 2002, issued by oma/Dpko. medical supplies minimum of 60 days of medical supplies and consumables. spare/repair parts under wet lease arrangements, un will provide transportation for spare parts for 90 days on initial deployment, after which it is a national responsibility. • Rations. The UN arranges through a commercial contract, the supply of fresh, frozen, chilled and dry rations. The TCCs should order the initial supply of fresh, frozen, chilled and dry rations through LSD/DFS no less than 60 days prior to arrival. • Water. The battalion should have water treatment and testing capability and bring company-scale water treatment plants with sedimentation, filtration and disinfecting capability, which meet WHO stand ards. The UN stand ardized scale to assure the health and maintain the duty performance of troops is as follows: Type Quantity safe drinking water (WHo guidelines) potable water 4.5 litres/person/day x 7 days treated bulk water for cleaning, shower, ablutions and other uses 80.0 litres/person/day x 3 days Water Transport. The battalion will need sufficient water trucks/trailers to transport raw water from the source to contingent camps. Water trucks are not to be used as part of the TCC water storage plan. Water Storage. Separate static water storage for drinking and bulk water is to be provided by the TCC. Storage capacities should be adequate to cater for three days water per person. Waste Water. All wastewater has to be treated prior to being discharged to the nature. Coordination with the civilian component is crucial. • POL. Mission HQ will arrange a commercial “turnkey” contract for the supply, storage and delivery of bulk POL for vehicles, aircraft, and other
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