Integrated Civilian Military Coordination
(eLearning)
MINUSMA FPU Officers from Rwanda speak to the population as they patrol the streets of Gao, North of Mali.
The Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre offers an eLearning course on Integrated Civilian – Military Coordination (ICIMIC). This Integrated Civilian- Military Coordination course reflects the international attempt at moving towards integration in the peacekeeping environment and the emergency humanitarian relief, as well as the humanitarian development and assisted integrated missions. This ties in to the “4th Generation Peacekeeping” of the integrated peace support operations. The focus of the course therefore is to create an understanding of the various mission components and the humanitarian actors in mission, their mandates, structure, activities, liaison fora and the relevant responsibilities when operating in an integrated mission environment.
Course Aim
The aim of the course is to train peacekeepers and civilian mission staff in civilian – military coordination and cooperation principles operating in an integrated mission environment. This is to enhance their capacity for effective management of relief and humanitarian missions.
Course Content
- Peacekeeping Operations Environment
- International Conflict Management Response
- Peacekeeping principles and Component roles
- Integrated Mission Support
- Humanitarian principles
- Use of Military Escorts
- Human Rights
- Mission Support
- ICIMIC Concepts
- Negotiation/ Mediation
- Women/Gender/SGBV and SEA
Target Group
The target group for the (ICIMIC) Course will be predominantly military, police, civilian mission staff and civil society actors of the rank of Captain to Colonel and Police/Civilian equivalent.
Relevant Information
The course is produced in English ONLY
How to Apply
All Interested applicant should apply via the LMS
Contact
Irene Fiebor
eLearning Officer
irene.fiebor@kaiptc.org