- Industrie: NGO
- Number of terms: 31364
- Number of blossaries: 0
- Company Profile:
The United Nations Organization (UNO), or simply United Nations (UN), is an international organization whose stated aims are facilitating cooperation in international law, international security, economic development, social progress, human rights, and the achieving of world peace.
Secret lines of communication held open between two adversaries, often through an informal (non-diplomatic) intermediary or through a third party.
Industry:Military
Senior civilian staff at HQ serving in an advisory capacity to the FC/CMO, or to the SRSG; in consultation with the senior political adviser, advises on the legal and political aspects of the mission's activities, relations with host Governments; advises on administrative, financial or legal matters internal to the Mission'; is a D-1 or a P-5
Industry:Military
Sent to a new mission site to gather data and to prepare an assessment concerning the force size and composition required and the logistical needs of a new peace-keeping operation.
Industry:Military
Sent to a new mission site to gather data and to prepare an assessment concerning the force size and composition required and the logistical needs of a new peace-keeping operation.
Industry:Military
Separate from SOPs, it is produced by the CLO and details the required level of stock holdings of the contingents, the overall logistic support plan, the requirements from contributing countries and includes the force logistic standard operating procedures.
Industry:Military
Separate from SOPs, it is produced by the CLO and details the required level of stock holdings of the contingents, the overall logistic support plan, the requirements from contributing countries and includes the force logistic standard operating procedures.
Industry:Military
Set of military units under UNSAS, whose number exceeds the force requirement for the Brigade when it is deployed so that the deployment of the Brigade is not compromised if a State participating in the pool decides to abstain from providing troops for a specific mission; the requirement for individual Participating Nations to be able to decide on a case-by-case basis whether to participate in an actual peace-keeping mission makes it necessary to have access to a Brigade Pool containing duplicates of the various units which make up the Brigade, allowing for a certain degree of interchangeability between units of identical types assigned to the Brigade by different Participating Nations; besides, this makes it possible to tailor parts of the Brigade to the requirement of a specific mission, where an enhanced capacity is required in special functional areas.
Industry:Military
Small unit, with field ambulance, responsible for transporting casualties; does not necessarily include medics.
Industry:Military
Small, low fortification that houses machine guns, antitank weapons, etc., and usually made of concrete, steel, or filled sandbags.
Industry:Military
Special team deployed in case of humanitarian emergencies, such as refugee crises, sometimes in conjunction with a peace-keeping operation.
Industry:Military
