United Nations Peacekeeping

United Nations Peacekeeping is a United States-based organization dedicated to assisting countries in transitioning from conflict to peace. With a staff of 118 employees, the organization operates in New York City. United Nations Peacekeeping focuses on providing security and political support to countries emerging from conflict. They achieve this through the deployment and integration of military, police, and civilian personnel from diverse nations. Their mission is to facilitate a multidimensional approach to peacebuilding, ensuring a comprehensive response to the unique challenges faced by conflict-affected areas. The organization's strength lies in its legitimacy, burden-sharing model, and global reach. By drawing upon a diverse pool of personnel and expertise, United Nations Peacekeeping aims to provide tailored support to each host country, recognizing the complexities and nuances of post-conflict situations. For more information about United Nations Peacekeeping and its operations, please visit peacekeeping.un.org.