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mandate, Directives and orders Levels of Authority, Command and Control in UN Peacekeeping. Strategic Operational Tactical references: • united nations, Department of peacekeeping operations Department of field support, ref. 2008.4, policy on “authority, command and control in united nations peacekeeping operations”, february 2008. • Handbook on un multidimensional peacekeeping operations, united nations 2003, chapter V: military command and control. 3.11 : Mission Organization. Security-Council Secretary-General UN Secretariat Under-Secretary-General DPKO Head of Mission Mission Headquarters & Leadership Team Component Heads Civilian Units Military Units Police Units Regional Offices The arrangements established by the United Nations to direct and manage its peacekeeping operations are distinct from those of other organizations, particularly those only deploying a military capability. This is largely due to the fact that United Nations peacekeeping has evolved into a complex, multi-dimensional enterprise with an integrated structure, involving personnel from a wide range of nationalities, disciplines and professional cultures pursuing multiple lines of activity. Multi-dimensional, integrated missions include civilian, police and military components under the leadership of a civilian Head of Mission. In some cases, even relations outside the mission area exist, such as inter-mission cooperation which could be of relevance es pecial ly for military formations. 55
3.11.1 : Generic Mission Organization. 56 United Nations Infantry Battalion Manual A Peacekeeping Mission HQ comprise the senior management team, the integrated decision making and support structures and various substantive components. A generic structure of Mission HQ is depicted below for reference: Integrated Security Sector SRSG (HoM) CSA COS Spokespersons Conduct & Discipline SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM DSRG (P) DSRSG RC/HC FC/HoMC PC/HoPC DMS/CMS JMAC JOC IMTC Best Practices UNCT Substantive Components Mission Support UNDP OCHA UNHCR OHCHR WFP WHO UNICEF Civil Affairs Electoral Affairs Gender Adviser Child Protection Mine Action HIV/AIDS Reconstruction & Recovery Humanitarian Political Affairs Human Rights Rule of Law (Justice & Corrections) Joint Military Comittee SSR DDR Public Information Liaison Office Field Office Legal Affairs Integrated support services • Movement Control • Transport • Engineering • CITS • Aviation • Supply Administrative services • Finance Officer • Medical • Procurement • General Services Joint Logistics Operations Centre (JLOC) Note: The Mission HQ will also be interacting and coordinating with UNCT, through the DSRSG RC/HC. 3.11.2 : Interaction with Mission Entities. It is incumbent upon the peacekeeping operation to regularly meet and share information with all actors and to the extent possible, harmonize activities by seeking their input into the mission’s planning process. The battalion commander has to be familiar with the setup of the UN, international and national NGO, and host Nation authorities in the battalion AOR.
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