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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Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Most AU and UN peace operations that have established civil-military coordination units to date have had different organisation structures.
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Question 2 of 7
2. Question
The CIMIC Officer at battalion level will function mainly as a liaison officer between the unit and the various civilian entities in the battalion’s Area of Responsibility (AoR).
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3. Question
The headquarter-level CIMIC unit, under the leadership of the DPKO, is responsible for advising the Force Commander on the CIMIC campaign plans and providing guidelines to the sectors on CIMIC operational priorities.
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Question 4 of 7
4. Question
The sector-level CIMIC cell will gather and maintain a database of CIMIC information for the sector and collate all the CIMIC reports from the sector and submit these to the sector HQ.
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5. Question
Most battalions in UN peace operations do have dedicated CIMIC Officers or organisational structures.
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6. Question
International military forces deployed to a complex emergency do not establish CIMIC Centers with CIMIC Officers.
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7. Question
The medical support provided by AMISOM are, in CIMIC terms, provided to the local communities. The support provides CIMIC and other officers an opportunity to interact with local leaders and to discuss the mission’s mandate and objectives.
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