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Evaluation Linguistique - officiers de police - Exemple, 2012
Ceci est la partie « lecture » de l'évaluation linguistique UNPOL.
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UN police magazine 9 - July 2012
The 9th edition of the UN Police Magazine is dedicated to the United Nations quest for highly skilled police officers. It describes the types of skills sought, innovations in the recruitment procedures and how these skills are put to use to fulfil UN policing mandates. The 60-page magazine also reports on the effort to recruit more female officers and gives an update on UN Police work in a number of countries including Guinea-Bissau, Somalia, Haiti and Timor-Leste. It includes a Foreword from the Chef de Cabinet of the United Nations, Ms. Susana Malcorra, and an interview with the UN Senior Police Adviser in Sierra Leone.
Justice Review 2012
Security Sector Reform (SSR) 2012
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Standard Operating Procedures on Assessment of Individual Police Officers in UN peace operations (2012)
The Standard Operating Procedures on Assessment of Individual Police Officers in UN peace operations provides instructions on how to assess if individual police officers1 from United Nations Member States (MS) fulfil the requirements for service in United Nations peacekeeping operations (PKO) or special political missions (SPM). This SOP also provides guidance and assistance to MSs in their pre-selection procedures.
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UN police magazine 8 - January 2012
The 8th edition of the UN Police Magazine highlights the work carried out by UN Police to assist authorities in host countries to expand and build national police service capacity. Published at the same time as the first Report by the Secretary-General on the UN Police Division, it describes how extensive UN Police capacity-building is today, and how important it is for highly specialized and skilled police officers to be seconded to the UN by Member States. This edition includes information about the launch of the International Network of Female Police Peacekeepers and includes an interview of the recipient of the International Female Police Peacekeeper Award in 2011.
- Individual police officers (IPOs)
SOP on assessment of Individual Police Officers for Service in UN peace operations (2011)
The Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on assessment of Individual Police Officers for Service in UN peace operations provides instructions on how to assess if individual police officers from United Nations Member States (MS) fulfil the requirements for service in United Nations peacekeeping operations (PKO) or special political missions (SPM). This SOP also provides guidance and assistance to MSs in their pre-selection procedures.
All individual police officers from MSs must meet minimum requirements relating to age, medical fitness, professional experience, professional integrity, language
skills, mission-specific skills, computer skills4, driving skills, and firearms handling and shooting skills (for armed missions) to be selected for service in a PKO or SPM, as established in the 2007 Guidelines for United Nations Police Officers on Assignment with Peacekeeping Operations. In addition, the MSs have to ensure that deployed police officers are well equipped and trained.