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Project Note

Host-Country Consent in UN Peacekeeping: Bridging the Gap between Principle and Practice

While consent is a core principle of peacekeeping, how it is understood and maintained over the life span of a mission differs widely across contexts.

Report

The Situation in Libya: Reflections on Challenges and Ways Forward

Reflecting on the UN’s strategic role as an international partner in Libya and identifying the UN’s comparative advantages and limitations with its current mandate.

Report

Prioritization and Sequencing of Security Council Mandates: The Case of MINUSMA

Evaluating the mandate and political strategy for the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali ahead of the June 2022 mandate renewal.

Report

Powering Ahead: The United Nations and Somalia’s Renewable Energy Opportunity

The UN should leverage its considerable purchasing power to support new clean-energy projects and sustainable peace in Somalia.

Abdi Aynte • Eugene Chen • David Mozersky

Field Note

Reflections from the 2021 Challenges Annual Forum

Momentum is building around linking climate and energy issues with the important work of UN peace operations

Alex Hopkins

Report

Prioritization and Sequencing of Security Council Mandates: The Case of UNMISS

Evaluating the mandate and political strategy for the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan ahead of the March 2022 mandate renewal.

Project Note

From Concept to Implementation: Looking at Progress in Moving UN Peace Operations Toward Renewable Energy

Meeting environmental obligations, reducing security vulnerabilities, and building sustainable peace

Andrew Hyde

Report

Prioritization and Sequencing of Security Council Mandates: The Case of MONUSCO

Evaluating the mandate and political strategy for the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, amidst the mission’s phased and progressive transition.