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Who we are
Principles of peacekeeping
Leadership
Our peacekeepers
Our integrated teams
Military personnel
Police personnel
Civilian personnel
Department of Peace Operations
Women in peacekeeping
Service and sacrifice
Our history
Our impact
What we do
Our work
Protect vulnerable populations
Protect civilians
Protect children
Promote human rights
Combat conflict-related sexual violence
Advance political solutions to conflict
Build sustainable peace
Strengthen rule of law and security institutions
Support local police
Strengthen security sectors
Build justice and corrections institutions
Demobilize local combatants
Address explosive threats (UNMAS)
Enable peaceful, resilient societies
Foster inclusion and participation
Women's engagement (WPS)
Youth engagement (YPS)
Conflict and natural resources
Where we operate
Operational overview
Current operations
MINURSO, Western Sahara
MINUSCA, Central African Republic
MONUSCO, Democratic Republic of the Congo
UNDOF, Golan
UNFICYP, Cyprus
UNIFIL, Lebanon
UNISFA, Abyei
UNMIK, Kosovo
UNMISS, South Sudan
UNMOGIP, India and Pakistan
UNTSO, Middle East
Past operations
How we work
Strengthening peacekeeping
How we are strengthening peacekeeping
Action for Peacekeeping and A4P+
Action for Peacekeeping (A4P)
Action for Peacekeeping+
The Woman, Peace and Security agenda
Performance and accountability
Impact assessment (CPAS)
Combatting harmful information
Light coordination mechanism
Deployment review mobile app
Digital transformation
Future of Peacekeeping
Climate, Peace and Security
Recommendations of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations (C34)
Forming a new operation
Transitioning operations
How we are funded
Conduct of peacekeepers and peacekeeping operations
Standards of conduct
Environmental management
Operational support
Policy and guidance
UN Peacekeeping Ministerials
Latest
Peacekeeping news
News from our missions
Press releases
Speeches and statements
Events
Multimedia
Media contacts
Resources
Document library
Peacekeeping Resource Hub
Peacekeeping by the numbers
Peacekeeping factsheet
Troop and police contributors
Fatalities
Gender
Get involved
Peace begins with me
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