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Summary of Multilateral Peace Operations 2018

Core Content

The SIPRI Multilateral Peace Operations Database provides comprehensive, transparent, and reliable data on all multilateral peace operations globally, including those led by the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU), the African Union (AU), and other regional organizations. It includes historical information from 2000 onwards, with details such as location, mandate, participating countries, personnel numbers, dates of deployment, budgets, and mission fatalities.

Main Peace Operations

United Nations (UN) Missions

• MINUJUSTH (2017): UN Mission for Justice Support in Haiti
• MINURSO (1991): UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara
• MINUSCA (2014): UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic
• MINUSMA (2013): UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali
• MONUSCO (2013): UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• UNDOF (1974): UN Disengagement Observer Force in the Golan Heights
• UNFICYP (1964): UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus
• UNIFIL (1978): UN Interim Force in Lebanon
• UNISFA (2011): UN Interim Security Force for Abyei
• UNMIX (1999): UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo
• UNSMIL (2009): UN Support Mission in Libya
• UNSCO (2002): UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan
• UNSMOM (2013): UN Assistance Mission in Somalia
• UNVMC (2017): UN Verification Mission in Colombia

EU Missions

• EUAM Iraq (2017): EU Advisory Mission in Support of Security Sector Reform in Iraq
• EUAM Ukraine (2014): EU Advisory Mission for Security Sector Reform in Ukraine
• EUBAM Libya (2013): EU Border Assistance Mission in Libya
• EUBAM Rafah (2005): EU Border Assistance Mission for the Rafah Crossing Point
• EUCAP Sahel Mali (2015): EU CSDP Mission in Mali
• EUCAP Sahel Niger (2012): EU CSDP Mission in Niger
• EUCAP Somalia (2012): EU Maritime Security Capacity Building Mission in Somalia
• EUFOR ALTHEA (2004): EU Military Operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• EULEX Kose (2008): EU Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo
• EUMM Geo (2008): EU Monitoring Mission in Georgia
• EUNAVFOR MED (2015): EU Naval Force Mediterranean/Operation Sophia
• EUNAVFOR Somalia (2008): EU Naval Force Somalia/Operation Atalanta

AU Missions

• ANISOM (2007): AU Mission in Somalia
• AU Observer Mission in Burundi (2015)
• AU-led RTF (2015): Regional Task Force for the elimination of the Lord's Resistance Army
• MISAC (2014): AU Mission for the Central African Republic and Central Africa
• MISAHEL (2013): AU Mission for Mali and the Sahel

Other Regional Missions

• ECOWAS Missions:
  • ECOMIB (2012): ECOWAS Mission in Guinea-Bissau
  • ECOMIG (2017): ECOWAS Mission in The Gambia
• SADC Missions:
  • SAPMIL (2017): SADC Preventive Mission in Lesotho
• OSCE Missions:
  • OSCE Mission to Kosovo (1999)
  • OSCE Mission to Moldova
  • OSCE Mission to Montenegro
  • OSCE Mission in Ukraine (2014)
  • OSCE Programme Offices:
    • OSCE Programme Office in Astana (1998)
    • OSCE Programme Office in Bishkek
    • OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe
    • OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine (1999)
    • OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Uzbekistan (2000)
    • OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine (2014)

Key Information

• The database includes military (M), police (P), and international civilian (C) personnel counts.
• The figures provided are estimates of the number of international personnel deployed as of 31 December 2017.
• Footnotes:
  • The map only shows operations active on 1 May 2018.
  • Not all missions are multilateral peace operations as defined by SIPRI.
  • Markers do not indicate exact deployment sites or headquarters.
  • Boundaries and names shown do not imply endorsement by SIPRI.

Breakdown of Operations

• Largest operations with more than 10,000 personnel are highlighted.
• Breakdown of personnel by type and mission is visualized in charts.
• Key definitions and symbols are provided for understanding the data.

Conclusion

The SIPRI Multilateral Peace Operations Database serves as an essential resource for tracking the scope, scale, and impact of peace operations worldwide. It includes missions from the UN, EU, AU, and other regional bodies, offering insights into their structure, personnel, and operational timelines. The data is presented in a transparent manner, with clear categorization and footnotes to ensure accurate interpretation.