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Introduction to StatisticsM i s s i o n S t a t i s t i c s

T his section contains data for 23 current UN-commanded political missions. While the data

presented here focuses on UN political missions, the 2013 edition of the Annual Review of Global Peace Operations will include expanded and more detailed coverage of these missions, as well as statistics related to the political missions of other international organizations.

The data in this section is based on public UN documents and sources, combined with data provided by the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO), the UN Department of Field Support (DFS), and the UN Volunteer (UNV) Programme in Bonn. Further description of the data is as follows:

Key Facts

This section lists latest key resolutions, dates and documents of initial mandates, and heads of mission.

Personnel strength

This section covers staff strength as of 31 July 2012; further categorized as troops, Military Experts on Mission (MEMs), police, international civilian staff, national civilian staff, and UN Volunteers (UNVs) as applicable to each mission. MEMs include all military personnel engaged for peacekeeping service in an observer, liaison, or advisory capacity, including Military Observers (MilObs), Military Liaison Officers (MLOs), or Military Advisers (MilAds). When known, MEM personnel have been further classified as one of the three.

All figures on military personnel were obtained from the DPKO Force Generation Service (FGS).

Statistics on police are based on reports from the Police Department (PD), and only include UN Police (UNPOL), and do not include professional staff. The Field Personnel Division (FPD) at DFS provided data on international and national civilian staff for all missions, while data on UNVs were acquired from the UNV Programme in Bonn. Of the field missions presented in this chapter, information on civilian staff for the UN Office in Yemen was not available.

Vehicles and aircraft

Information on vehicles and aircraft, as obtained from the Logistics Support Division (LSD) at DFS, are reported as of 31 July 2012. Data on vehicles was not available for the following missions: Joint AU-UN Chief Mediator for Darfur, Personal Representative on the Border Controversy between Guyana and Venezuela, Special Adviser for Cyprus, Special Envoy for Sudan and South Sudan, and UN Office in Yemen. Statistics on vehicles deployed to the UN Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) are as of 30 April 2011. All aircraft in political missions are commercially contracted.

Budget and expenditures

All 2011-2012 budgetary data have been derived from publicly available documents of the UN Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions (ACABQ) or the UN’s Administrative and Budgetary Committee (Fifth Committee). This section covers appropriations and estimated expenditures (1 January 2010 to 31 December 2011), as well as requirements for the following year (1 January to 31 December 2012). One exception is the



Office of the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO), which is funded through the regular budget. Due to the difference in reporting timeframes of those missions funded through the regular budget, financial reporting reflects resources from the bienniums from 1 January 2010 to 31 December 2011 and from 1 January 2012 to 31 December 2013. All estimated expenditures are preliminary and subject to change. Appropriations, expenditures and requirements are further classified into the following three categories, with some variation as applicable to each mission:• Military and police personnel. Includes missions’

subsistence allowances, travel on emplacement,

rotation and repatriation, death and disability compensation, rations and clothing allowances for military and police personnel.

• Civilian personnel. Includes provisions for salaries, staff assessment and common staff costs, overtime and hazardous duty stations allowances, as well as costs associated with UNVs.

• Operational costs. Costs associated with consultants and experts, official travel, facilities and infrastructure, ground, air and/or naval transportation in mission, communications, IT, medical, special equipment, other supplies, services and equipment and quick impact projects.


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UNAMAPersonnel: 31 July 2012

Latest Key Resolution 22 March 2012 (date of issue and effect)UNSC Res. 2041 (twelve month duration)

First Mandate 28 March 2002 (date of issue and effect)UNSC Res. 1401 (twelve month duration)

SRSG Ján Kubiš (Slovakia)SG letter of appointment 22 November 2011; Entry on duty 1 January 2012

UNAMA Key Facts

Unama (Un assistance mission in afghanistan )

UNVs 72 MEMs 17

National Civilian Staff 1548

International Civilian Staff 404

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115,509.7195,750.5

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JAN 2012 - DEC 2012 REQUIREMENTS

JAN 2010 - DEC 2011 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES

n Operational Costs n Civilian Personnel Cost n Military and Police Personnel Costs

Source: UN Document A/66/354/Add.4.

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3.2Binuca (un integrated Peace-building office in the central african republic )

Latest Key Resolution 21 December 2011 (date of issue); 1 January 2012 (date of effect) UNSC Res. 2031 (thirteen month duration)

First Mandate 21 December 2009 (date of issue); 1 January 2010 (date of effect) UNSC Pres. Statement S/PRST/2009/35 (succeeding BONUCA, twelve month duration of BINUCA)

SRSG Margaret VogtSG letter of appointment 6 May 2011

BINUCA Key Facts

BINUCAPersonnel: 31 July 2012



UNVs 5Police 2

MEMs 2

Sources: DPKO FGS; DPKO PD; DFS FPD; and UNV Programme.

BINUCA Vehicles: 31 July 2012

Source: DFS LSD.

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BINUCA Aircraft:

Source: DFS LSD.

BINUCA Budget (in thousands of US dollars)


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JAN 2010 - DEC 2011 APPROPRIATIONS



16,742.5 13,311.7

8,594.918,844.4

22,164.9

401.8 319.0 224.4

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3.3

BNUBPersonnel: 31 July 2012

BnuB (un office in Burundi )

BNUB Key Facts

Latest Key Resolution 20 December 2011 (date of issue); 1 January 2012 (date of effect) UNSC Res. 2027 (thirteen month duration)

First Mandate 16 December 2010 (date of issue); 1 January 2011 (date of effect)UNSC Res. 1959 (succeeding BINUB, twelve month duration of BNUB)

SRSG Parfait Onanga-Anyanga (Gabon)SG letter of appointment 1 June 2012

UNVs 6 Police 1

MEMs 1

National Civilian Staff 66 International Civilian Staff 54


Source: DFS LSD.

BNUB Vehicles: 31 July 2012

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BNUB Budget (in thousands of US dollars)

8.484.3 8,383.8

6,692.4

13,488.0 13,724.3

173.5 143.2 104.0

10,659.4







3.4

CNMCPersonnel: 31 July 2012

Latest Key Resolution 9 January 2012 (date of issue) SG Letter S/2012/28 (twelve month extension of funding)

First Mandate 17 March 2004 (date of issue)SG Letter S/2004/298

SRSG Said Djinnit (Algeria)SG letter of appointment 21 February 2008; Entry on duty 1 April 2008

cnmc (cameroon-nigeria mixed commission )

CNMC Key Facts



Source: DFS FPD.

CNMC Vehicles: 31 July 2012

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12,587.8

3,983.9

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12,185.4

3,956.4

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3.5

UNAMAPersonnel: 31 July 2012

Latest Key Resolution 22 March 2012 (date of issue and effect)UNSC Res. 2041 (twelve month duration)

First Mandate 28 March 2002 (date of issue and effect)UNSC Res. 1401 (twelve month duration)

SRSG Ján Kubiš (Slovakia)SG letter of appointment 22 November 2011; Entry on duty 1 January 2012

UNAMA Key Facts

unama (un assistance mission in afghanistan )

UNVs 72 MEMs 17



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UNAMA Aircraft: 31 July 2012

Source: DFS LSD.Sources: DPKO FGS; DFS FPD; and UNV Programme.Note: MEMs are further classified as Military Advisers.

UNAMA Vehicles: 31 July 2012

Source: DFS LSD.

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UNAMA Budget (in thousands of US dollars)

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297,642.5 288,280.4

115,509.7195,750.5

220,075.5

124,724.5

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3.6

UNAMIPersonnel: 31 July 2012

Latest Key Resolution 25 July 2012 (date of issue) UNSC Res. 2061 (twelve month duration)

First Mandate 14 August 2003 (date of issue and effect)UNSC Res. 1500 (twelve month duration)

SRSG Martin Kobler (Germany)SG letter of appointment 4 August 2011

UNAMI Key Facts

unami (un assistance mission for iraq )

Source: DFS LSD.

UNAMI Aircraft: 31 July 20120

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Troops 373

MEMs 8


Sources: DPKO FGS; DPKO PD; and DFS FPD.

Source: DFS LSD.

UNAMI Vehicles: 31 July 2012

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168,045.3

82,050.1138,280.8

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3.7

Latest Key Resolution 21 December 2011 (date of issue); 1 January 2012 (date of effect)UNSC Res. 2030 (fourteen month duration)

First Mandate 26 June 2009 (date of issue); 1 January 2010 (date of effect)UNSC Res. 1876 (succeeding UNOGBIS, twelve month duration of UNIOGBIS)

SRSG Joseph Mutaboba (Rwanda)SG letter of appointment 27 January 2009 (as SRSG of UNOGBIS)

UNIOGBIS Key Facts

UNIOGBISPersonnel: 31 July 2012

uniogBis (un integrated Peace-building office in guinea-Bissau )

UNVs 7MEMs 1

Police 15



UNIOGBIS Vehicles: 31 July 2012

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4 x 4 Vehicles Buses Material HandlingEquipment

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14,801.3 12,206.0

17,170.0 19,710.0

12,905.0

5,357.9

1,105.6 1,115.5 719.2



UNIOGBIS Budget (in thousands of US dollars)



3.8

UNIPSILPersonnel: 31 July 2012

uniPsiL (un integrated Peace-building office in sierra Leone )

UNVs 7 Police 7


Latest Key Resolution 12 September 2012 (date of issue); UNSC Res. 2065 (six month duration)

First Mandate 4 August 2008 (date of issue); 1 October 2008 (date of effect)UNSC Res. 1829 (twelve month duration)

ERSG Jens Anders Toyberg-Frandzen (Denmark)SG letter of appointment 1 May 2012

UNIPSIL Key Facts

Sources: DPKO PD; DFS FPD; and UNV Programme.

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10152025303540

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UNIPSIL Vehicles: 31 July 2012

Source: DFS LSD.

4 x 4 Vehicles Trucks Ambulances Automobiles Material HandlingEquipment

37

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UNIPSIL Budget (in thousands of US dollars)




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3.9

UNOCAPersonnel: 31 July 2012

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Latest Key Resolution29 February 2012 (date of issue) UNSC Res. 2039 (SC request for continued cooperation and information on the situation of piracy in the Gulf of Guinea)

First Mandate

11 December 2009 (date of issue) SG Letter S/2009/69730 August 2010 (date of issue) SG Letter S/2010/457 (two year duration)

SRSG Abou Moussa (Chad)SG letter of appointment 11 March 2011

UNOCA Key Facts

unoca (un office for central africa )

MEMs 1

National Civilian Staff 6International Civilian Staff 18

Sources: DPKO FGS and DFS FPD.

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10152025303540

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UNOCA Vehicles: 31 July 2012

Source: DFS LSD.

4 x 4 Vehicles

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UNOCA Budget (in thousands of US dollars)

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1,725.6 2,126.9

1,531.0

1,779.6 1,479.8 2,893.0




n Operational Costs n Civilian Personnel Cost




3.10

UNOWAPersonnel: 31 July 2012

Latest Key Resolution 14 December 2010 (date of issue); 1 January 2011 (date of effect) SG Letter S/2010/660 (three year duration)

First Mandate 26 November 2001 (date of issue); 1 January 2002 (date of effect)SG Letter S/2001/1128 (three year duration)

SRSG Said Djinnit (Algeria)SG letter of appointment 21 February 2008; Entry on duty 1 April 2008

unoWa (un office for West africa )

UNOWA Key Facts

MEMs 1



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UNOWA Vehicles: 31 July 2012

Source: DFS LSD.

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6,032.4 6,342.74,793.1

7,446.9 7,127.8

3,768.5






UNOWA Budget (in thousands of US dollars)



3.11

Latest Key Resolution 18 September 2012 (date of issue) UNSC Res. 2067 (welcoming the relocation of UNPOS to Mogadishu)

First Mandate

28 March 1995 (date of issue)SG Report S/1995/23131 May 1995 (date of issue)SG Letter S/1995/451

SRSG Augustine P. Mahiga (Tanzania)SG letter of appointment 9 June 2010

unPos (un Political office for somalia )

UNPOS Key Facts

International Civilian Staff 56National Civilian Staff 33

MEMs 3

UNPOSPersonnel: 31 July 2012


UNPOS Vehicles: 31 July 2012

Source: DFS LSD.

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UNPOS Budget (in thousands of US dollars)

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16,938.3 16,462.6

8,638.4

15,845.2 16,320.9 8,766.1





3.12

UNRCCAPersonnel: 31 July 2012

Latest Key Resolution 26 August 2011 (date of issue) SG Report S/2011/552

First Mandate 7 May 2007 (date of issue)SG Letter S/2007/279

SRSG Miroslav Jenča (Slovakia)SG letter of appointment 28 April 2008

UNRCCA Key Facts

unrcca (un regional center for Preventive Diplomacy for central asia )



Source: DFS FPD.

Source: DFS LSD.

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UNRCCA Vehicles: 30 April 2011

4 x 4 Vehicles Automobiles Buses

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UNRCCA Budget (in thousands of US dollars)

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2,212.2 1,985.2

1,057.9

4,080.8 3,952.5 2,054.9





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International Civilian Staff 32National Civilian Staff 30

UNSCOPersonnel: 31 July 2012

Latest Key Resolution 25 July 2012 (date of issue) UNSC Briefing S/PV.6816

First Mandate 16 September 1999 (date of issue); 1 October 1999 (date of effect)SG Letter S/1999/983

Special Coordinator Robert H. Serry (Netherlands)SG letter of appointment 28 November 2007

UNSCO Key Facts

unsco (un special coordinator office for the middle east Peace Process )

Source: DFS FPD.

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UNSCO Vehicles: 31 July 2012

Source: DFS LSD.4 x 4 Vehicles

34

Automobiles

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UNSCO Budget (in thousands of US dollars)

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JAN 2012 - DEC 2013

2,936.3 3,054.5

13,364.0 13,894.7

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Source: UN Document A/66/6 (Sect. 3).



3.14

UNSCOLPersonnel: 31 July 2012

Latest Key Resolution 28 June 2012 (date of issue)SG Report S/2012/502

First Mandate 13 February 2007 (date of issue)SG Letter S/2007/85

Special Coordinator Derek Plumbly (UK)SG letter of appointment 12 January 2012

unscoL (office of the un special coordinator for Lebanon)

UNSCOL Key Facts



Source: DFS FPD.

0

5

10

15

20

25

0

5

10

15

20

25

UNSCOL Vehicles: 31 July 2012

Source: DFS LSD.4 x 4 Vehicles Buses Trucks

20

1 1

UNSCOL Budget (in thousands of US dollars)




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2000

4000

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20000

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4,751.6 4,808.0

2,247.3

12,680.5 12,444.4

6,959.2





3.15

UNSMILPersonnel: 31 July 2012

Latest Key Resolution 12 March 2012 (date of issue) UNSC Res. 2040 (twelve month duration)

First Mandate 16 September 2011 (date of issue)UNSC Res. 2009 (three month duration)

SRSG Ian Martin (UK)SG letter of appointment 16 September 2011

UNSMIL Key Facts

unsmiL (un support mission in Libya )

Police 1National Civilian Staff 22


Sources: DPKO PD and DFS FPD.

UNSMIL Vehicles: 31 July 2012

05

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0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

Source: DFS LSD.

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34

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5000

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30000

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UNSMIL Budget (in thousands of US dollars)




8,342.1 8,342.1

10,774.7

1,619.4 1,619.4

21,801.1





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