This Policy spells out the core functions of United Nations police peacekeeping and the fundamental principles guiding its activities. By defining core functions and fundamental principles, the Policy shall serve to guide ...

Mission-based police planning is the process of linking strategic goals and objectives to operational goals and objectives through a cycle of actions. The aim of this manual is to define the processes and provide practical ...

This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) provides instructions on how to assess formed police units (FPUs) from United Nations Member States (MS) against the requirements of operational capability for service in United ...

This Policy replaces 2006.16 Guidelines for the Internal Evaluation of Police Components of Peace Operations. The document outlines the policy for the conduct of internal evaluations and inspections by the Police Division ...

This policy outlines the functions and organization of the Standing Police Capacity (SPC) and supersedes the 2006 policy on the SPC, pursuant to the Report of the Panel of Experts on the Standing Police Capacity’s first ...

This policy defines the core functions and principles guiding the activities of prison or corrections components (hereinafter referred to as "prison components") of United Nations peacekeeping operations led by the Department ...

These guidelines are designed to assist United Nations (UN) police in effectively implementing protection of civilians (POC) mandates in peace operations as a critical element in the comprehensive, whole of mission approach ...

Supporting host-state authorities in organising national and local elections is a recurring and central responsibility of DPKO- and DPA-led mission and its police components are commonly tasked to assist host-state police ...