United States Institute of Peace
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The Future of Peacekeeping in Africa: Lessons From Ghana
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March 11, 2016
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1:26:42Now PlayingInsights on Policy, Planning, Training and Conduct
Peacekeeping missions today face some of the most complex environments in their history. President Obama in September 2015 reaffirmed U.S. support for United Nations peace operations and directed a range of actions to strengthen them for a new era. Ghana, with its long history of contributing to peacekeeping and with soldiers in 12 of 16 U.N. missions, provides lessons in effective training, policymaking and non-violent conflict resolution.
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