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Civil-Military Coordination (CIMIC) in African Union and United Nations Peace Operations
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From Peacekeeping to Peacebuilding and Stabilization1 Quiz
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Key CIMIC Concepts & Principles1 Quiz
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Coordination in Complex Peace Operations1 Quiz
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CIMIC Structure and Organisation1 Quiz
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Liaison and Information Management1 Quiz
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Mission Support1 Quiz
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Community Support1 Quiz
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Quick Impact Projects1 Quiz
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Meeting Facilitation1 Quiz
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Negotiation Skills1 Quiz
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Working with Interpreters1 Quiz
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CIMIC and Media Relations1 Quiz
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- When working in culturally diverse environments a peacekeeper must carefully question their own cultural expectations to avoid stereotyping, or forming prejudices against other groups.
- Body language, or non-verbal communication, is very important, as it conveys a lot of things that you do not say. Different gestures have different meanings in different cultures.
- It is unlikely that the language assistant assigned to your section will have received any formal training as an interpreter. It will thus be helpful to tell the interpreter what you want them to say, and how you want them to act.
- Brief the interpreter not to analyse, clean up, value-judge or edit what is being said. What the interpreter can do is explain the culture or context, where necessary.
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