TROOP CONTRIBUTING COUNTRIES (TCC)
- Opportunity to receive professional training and build increased engineering, medical, and C4ISR and camp security technologies capabilities for deployment to UN peacekeeping and AU peace support missions.
OTHER MEMBER STATES
- Opportunity to contribute to peacekeeping and AU peace support operations through the provision of expertise, trainers, training facilities, equipment (*bilateral provision), funding, services, and by fostering partnerships between TCCs to establish more effective missions, promote stability and security, advance mandate delivery and improve accountability and performance.
UNITED NATIONS
- More effective peace operations with an expanded pool of well-trained and equipped military engineering units, medical staff, C4ISR and camp security technologies personnel, and TCCs’ units. Increased capacity to respond to urgent medical needs and specialist support from a higher level of care. Enhancement of partnerships with the AU through contributions to peace support operations.
CROSS-CUTTING BENEFITS
- Standardisation of training in engineering, medical, and C4ISR and camp security technologies in partnership with leading expert providers within and beyond the UN.
- Support to the efficient deployment of mission facilities, camps, bases and other infrastructures in complex environments.
- Potential to replicate the concept of triangular partnership to other enabling capacities.
- Enhanced performance and effectiveness of uniformed peacekeepers in line with UN standard operational requirements.
SECURITY OF PEACEKEEPERS
- Improve the provision of appropriate and timely medical care to peacekeepers in remote environments and reduce need for unnecessary medical evacuations.
- Improve access to a broader array of healthcare options within missions and establish mechanisms for more expert-to-expert consultations (collaborative medical care) between medical facilities.
- Provide medical support to locations without on-site specialists.
