At the end of each year, the African Union (AU) Peace Support Operations Division (PSOD) and the African Standby Capacity (ASC) Partners [Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Center for
Reflecting on the process that the AUC has followed over the years to move from the initial African Standby Force Policy Framework.
Highlighting the Impact of terrorism on AMISOM’s effectiveness and discussing future directions for African Union Peace Support Operations.
Supporting the ASF exercises conducted to maintain operational readiness and fitness for operations deployments.
Addressing the gaps, contradictions and shortcomings that have been identified in the ASC’s Selections Guidelines Manual.
Independent experts attend roundtable to establish how ad hoc coalitions impact on AU peace support operations.
ACCORD/TfP participated in the ASC Annual Coordination meeting which took place in Gaborone, Botswana.
ASC Core Group Meeting to review work done throughout 2016 and begin planning for the year ahead.
Contributing to the enhancement of the ASF capacity for its mission planning, deployment, management and implementation.
Bringing together representatives from the UN, African member states, and partners of PSOD to strengthen the capacity of the ASF.