sipri map of multilateral peace operation deployments, september 2012

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SIPRI Map of Multilateral Peace Operation DeploymentsSeptember 2012

All figures are estimates of international personnel deployed in theatre. They are taken from the SIPRI Multilateral Peace Operations Database, <http://www.sipri.org/databases/pko>. Figures are as of 30 September 2012. The SIPRI Multilateral Peace Operations Database is a unique source of transparent and reliable data on all multilateral peace operations conducted around the world. It contains historical information on all United Nations and non-United Nations peace operations conducted since 2000, including location, mandate, participating countries, approved and actual personnel numbers disaggregated by personnel types, dates of deployment, financial costs and mission fatalities.

Ad hoc coalition operations African Union operationsCommonwealth of Independent States operations Economic Community of Central African States operationsEuropean Union operationsEconomic Community of West African States operations North Atlantic Treaty Organization operationsOrganization of American States operationsOrganization for Security and Co-operation in Europe operationsUnited Nations operations

The markers do not show the exact site of deployments or mission headquarters

* OSCE Minsk Conference = Personal Representative of the Chairman-in-Office on the Conflict Dealt with by the OSCE Minsk Conference† Until 1 July 2010, MONUSCO was named the UN Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC).

‘Troops’ figures represent combat and non-combat troops. ‘Obs’ figures represent military and civilian observers. ‘Police’ figures represent personnel with a civilian policing function. ‘Staff’ figures represent civilian mission staff in none of the other categories.

= >5000 personnel = 100−5000 personnel = <100 personnel

SIPRI © December 2012n.a. = not available

Start: 2005Staff: 44

EUJUST LEX-Iraq: EU Integrated Rule of Law Mission for Iraq

UNAMI: UN Assistance Mission for Iraq

Start: 2003 Troops: 394 Police: 4Obs: 5 Staff: 388

Start: 2008Obs: 120 Staff: 155

EUMM: EU Monitoring Mission in Georgia

Start: 1992Troops: 1102 Obs: 40

JCC: Joint Control Commission Peacekeeping Force (Moldova: Trans-Dniester)

OSCE Mission to Moldova


OSCE Minsk Conference(Nagorno-Karabakh)*

Start: 1995Staff: 5

UNFICYP: UN PeacekeepingForce in Cyprus

Start: 1964 Troops: 852 Police: 64 Staff: 38

Seeinset 2

Inset 2

Start: 1974Troops: 1032 Staff: 41

UNDOF: UN Disengagement Observer Force (Syria)

Start: 2006Police: 25 Staff: 38

EUPOL COPPS: EU Police Mission for the Palestinian Territories


TIPH 2: Temporary InternationalPresence in Hebron (Palestinian territories)


UNTSO: UN Truce Supervision Organization(Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Syria)


MFO: Multinational Force and Observers(Egypt)

Start: 2005Police: 3

EU BAM Rafah: EU Border Assistance Mission for the Rafah Crossing Point(Palestinian territories)

UNIFIL: UN Interim Force in Lebanon

Start: 1978Troops: 11 528 Staff: 338

Inset 1

Seeinset 1OMIK: OSCE Mission in

Kosovo Kosovo ForceStart: 1999Staff: 145


EULEX Kosovo: EU Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo

KFOR: NATO Kosovo Force

Start: 1999Troops: 6148

Start: 1999Obs: 6 Police: 8 Staff: 135

UNMIK: UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo

OSCE Mission to Serbia


Start: 1992 Staff: 42

OSCE Spillover Monitor Mission to Skopje(Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) OSCE Presence

in Albania


Start: 1995 Staff: 64

OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina


EUFOR ALTHEA: EU Military Operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Start: 2003Troops: 164 Police: 155 Staff: 131

RAMSI: Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands

Start: 2001 Troops: 104 905

ISAF: International Security Assistance Force(Afghanistan)


UNMIT: UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste


UNMOGIP: UN Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (Jammu and Kashmir)


ISF: International Security Forces (Timor-Leste)

Start: 1953Obs: 10

NNSC: Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission(North Korea, South Korea)


UNAMA: UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan


EUPOL Afghanistan: EU Police Mission in Afghanistan

MINUSTAH: UN Stabilization Mission in HaitiStart: 2004 Troops: 7302 Police: 2803 Staff: 458


MAPP/OEA: Mission to Support the Peace Process in Colombia

MINURSO: UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara

Start: 1991 Troops: 26 Obs: 201 Police: 6 Staff: 94

UNIPSIL: UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone


UNMIL: UN Mission in Liberia


UNOCI: UN Operation in Côte d’Ivoire


EUPOL RD CONGO: EU Police Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo


EUSEC RD CONGO: EU Advisory and Assistance Mission for Security Sector Reform in the Democratic Republic of the Congo


MICOPAX: Mission for the Consolidation of Peace in the Central African Republic

Start: 2002 Troops: 334 Police: 57

Operation Licorne(Côte d’Ivoire)


MONUSCO: UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo†

Start: 1999Troops: 16 996 Obs: 721 Police: 1392 Staff: 970

Start: 2007Troops: 17 194Police: 364 Staff: 41

AMISOM: AU Mission in Somalia

UNAMID: AU/UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur

Start: 2007 Troops: 16 326 Obs: 265 Police: 4919 Staff: 1100

UNMISS: UN Mission in the Republic of South Sudan


EUTM Somalia: EU Training Mission Somalia (Uganda)

Start: 2010Troops: 121 Staff: 1

UNIFSA: UN Interim SecurityForce for Abyei Republic of South SudanStart: 2011 Troops: 3823 Obs: 141 Staff: 80

UNSMIL: UN Support Mission in Libya

Start: 2011 Police: 1 Staff: 136

ECOMIB: ECOWAS Mission in Guinea-Bissau


EUCAP Sahel Niger: EU Capacity Building Mission in Niger


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