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Match the correct statements:
- operating in the same environment, with the objective of enhancing the overall strategic direction of the mission.
- the quality and quantity of information shared.
- and ensure that these two types of information are gathered, processed, and disseminated separately.
- and to therefore refrain from unnecessarily classifying information that may be of use beyond the military.
- the military force may have to offer, as well as a database of the potential need for such services.
- institutional memory is a major problem for the military component in any peace operation.
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All programmes, offices or units must ensure that their plans and activities are coordinated with others
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The success of civil-military coordination is directly linked to
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The CIMIC Officer needs to be sensitive to the difference between operational intelligence and CIMIC information,
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CIMIC Officers will have to sensitise their colleagues to the need to share information with civilian partners
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The CIMIC Officer thus needs to develop and maintain a database of both the potential resources that
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With most military units being rotated every six months, and with CIMIC staff officers at Force and Sector HQ being rotated every year,
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