Field Missions Dashboard. Peacekeeping operations have had mandates ranging from traditional methods of resolving disputes peacefully under Chapter VI , such as promoting reconciliation, assisting with the implementation of a peace agreement, or performing mediation and good offices, and more forceful action as authorized under Chapter VII which can authorize a range of measures including the use of force under Article 42 of the Charter.
Below is a list of all sixty-two peacekeeping operations as well as three advance or observer missions established by the Security Council, with a short description on the basis of the content of the Repertoire as well as links to the sections covering them in the Repertoire.
They are organized by region, and then under relevant areas or subregions, placed chronologically starting with those established most recently. Studies on the thematic agenda items relating to peacekeeping can be found here.
For general information on peacekeeping operations, please visit the official Department of Peace Operations website. The United Nations Observer Mission in Angola MONUA was established on 30 June to assist the Angolan parties in consolidating peace and national reconciliation, enhancing confidence-building and creating an environment conducive to long-term stability, democratic development and rehabilitation of the country.
Official website. The United Nations Operation in Burundi ONUB was established on 21 May , in order to support and help to implement the efforts undertaken by Burundians to restore lasting peace and bring about national reconciliation, as provided under the Arusha Agreement of 28 August ONUB successfully completed its mandate on 31 December The United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic MINURCA was established in March to assist in maintaining and enhancing security and stability in Bangui and the vicinity; monitor the disposition of weapons retrieved in disarmament exercises, assist in capacity-building of national police and provide support for legislative elections.
