UN peacekeepers in Akobo, South Sudan walking with the SRSG on a dirt road.
  • Publication: Report December 18, 2019 Prevention-Peacebuilding-Protracted Crises

    Global Peace Operations Review: 2019

    After several years at a crossroads, United Nations peace operations took a definitive turn in 2019, shifting away from large, multidimensional, "conflict management" operations toward models that are smaller, more flexible, and have greater reliance on partnerships. This edition of Peace Operations Review surveys a year of reforms, the twentieth anniversary of the first protection of civilians mandate, and innovative approaches to peace operations transitions.

  • Publication: Report May 31, 2018 Prevention-Peacebuilding-Protracted Crises

    Global Peace Operations Review 2018: Year in Review

    This report adds context to reform processes by documenting a number of other developments in peace operations, including operational, strategic, and financial challenges, debates over the values and practices to which peacekeeping should adhere, and progress – or lack thereof – made toward gender parity and geographical diversity among UN leadership.

  • Publication: Report January 29, 2016 Prevention-Peacebuilding-Protracted Crises

    Global Peace Operations Review 2015: Annual Compilation

    Peace operations have evolved significantly over this decade and the way we analyzed them also had to change. While well received in the peace operations community in New York, the heavy books were expensive to produce and did not travel well. CIC wanted to get the analysis and data into the hands of a wider range of policymakers, those serving in peace operations in the field, and, most importantly, the citizens of those countries that rely on peace operations for their security.

“SRSG visits Akobo, where heavy flooding affects poverty stricken community,” Photo: Flickr/UNMISS.

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