MISSION

To impart specialized multifaceted training to national and multinational military, police and civilian participants on peace operations in accordance with current international standards through research, education and professional programmes.

VISION

To promote global peace and security as an international Centre of Excellence.

 

Joining Information

United Nations Military Peacekeeping Intelligence Train The Trainers (UNMPKI-T3) Course-4 (NL) Duration: 01 – 19 November 2026

Joining Instructions

Aim of the Course: This course aims to equip participants with the relevant educational knowledge and expertise to work in intelligence (U2/G2/S2) appointments in UNPO ensuring a common approach to work at the Force and Sector levels in UN peace operations.

Training Outcome: An overview of expected medium to long term effects of this activity is as follows:

a. The participants will be able to effectively work at any intelligence appointments at Force, Sector or Battalion level of UNPО.
b. The participants are expected to gather new learning and experience as they have the opportunities to exchange their ideas and views with other participants and facilitators.
c. The participants will have better connectivity (among themselves) to discuss/share their experience/views/ideas in the future days which will improve their knowledge and skills.
d. The participants will be able to deliver the same training materials to their Armed Forces Officers with a view to preparing them for U2/G2/S2 assignment in mission area.
e. The participants are expected to improve the training material as and when required and when new lessons and experiences are available.
f. The participants will be able to perform as facilitator in delivering the same to other Member States.

 

Training Of Trainers (TOT) on IHL, Legal System of BD, UN Legal Framework Duration: 26 Oct – 02 Nov 2026 (1 Week)

Joining Instructions

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Aim of the Course. To assist in capacity building of the BD Armed Forces in training its own personnel on IHL by imparting relevant training to its in-house trainers.

Objectives of the Course. The objective of the course is to:

a. Preparing specialized officers to deliver theoretical and practical instruction, including single sessions or short courses on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) to Bangladesh military personnel, with a particular emphasis on Peace Support and Peacekeeping Operations.
b. Introductory knowledge on ICRC, its mandate and activities.
c. Essentials of IHL or Laws on Armed Conflicts (LOAC) including its origin, meaning, applicability, basic principles, protected persons and objects, sanctions, etc.
d. Differences and similarities between IHL and IHRL and their interplay.
e. Non-international armed conflicts and internal security operations, emphasizing the differing laws and modes of operation that apply during such operations.
f. Peace Support Operations and relevancy of IHL and IHRL in them.