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United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone

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The United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Sierra Leone (UNIPSIL) was established by the United Nations Security Council in 2008 to provide support to the Government of Sierra Leone in identifying and resolving tensions and threats of potential conflict, monitoring and promoting human rights, and consolidating good governance reforms.^[1] Former UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon travelled to Freetown, Sierra Leone to mark the closure of UNIPSIL, which officially ended on 31 March 2014.^[2]

References[edit]

^ United Nations Security Council Resolution 1829. S/RES/1829(2008) 4 August 2008. Retrieved 2008-08-17.

^ Fabricus, Peter. "The UN, and the international community, poured enormous effort into graduating that unpromising student, Sierra Leone". Institute for Security Studies. Retrieved 5 May 2018.

United Nations Special Political Missions

Past missions

Africa	UNOB (1993–2004) UNPOS (1995–2013) UNOL (1997–2003) UNOA (1999–2002) UNOGBIS (1999–2009) BONUCA (2000–2009) UNOWA (2001–2016) UNMA (2002–2003) MINUCI (2003–2004) UNIOSIL (2005–2008) BINUB (2006–2010) UNIPSIL (2008–2014) BINUCA (2009–2014) International Commission of Inquiry mandated to establish the facts and circumstances of the events of 28 September 2009 in Guinea (2009–2010) BNUB (2011–2014) OSES (2013–2016) MENUB (2015) Good Offices Sudan and South Sudan (2016–2018)
Americas	Good Offices Guyana - Venezuela (1990–2017) MICIVIH (1993–1999) MINUGUA (1994–2004) MINUSAL (1995) UNOV (1996) MICAH (2000–2001) United Nations Mission in Colombia (2016–2017)
Asia & Pacific	UNPOB (1998–2003) UNAMET (1999) UNOMB (2004–2005) UNOTIL (2005–2006) UNMIN (2007–2010)
Europe	Good Offices Greece-FYROM (1993–2019)
Middle East & West Asia	UNSMA (1993–2001) UNTOP (2000–2007) UNIIIC (2005–2009) Commission of Inquiry into the facts and circumstances of the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto (2009–2010) OPCW-UN Joint Mission in Syria (2013–2014)

Current missions

Africa	Personal Envoy Western Sahara (1997) UNOWAS (2002) UNIOGBIS (2010) UNOAU (2010) UNOCA (2011) UNSMIL (2011) Special Envoy Great Lakes Region (2013) UNSOM (2013) Special Envoy Burundi (2016) Special Envoy Horn of Africa (2018) Personal Envoy Mozambique (2019)
Americas	CICIG Verification Mission in Colombia (2017)
Asia & Pacific	Special Envoy Myanmar (2018)
Europe	Special Adviser on Cyprus (1964) UNRGID (2010)
Middle East & West Asia	UNSCO (1999) UNAMA (2002) UNAMI (2003) Special Envoy for Implementation of Security Council Resolution 1559 (2004) UNSCOL (2007) UNRCCA (2007) Special Envoy Syria (2012) Special Envoy Yemen (2012) UNMHA (2019)

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