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Protection of Civilians: Military Training Needs - UN & Beyond

Gain insights from Maj. Gen. (Retd) Adrian Foster on the evolving training requirements for military personnel involved in protecting civilians. Understand the shift in focus from frontline combat to peacekeeping from a UN perspective in just 10 minutes. Explore the tactical, operational, and strategic aspects, and delve into critical final considerations: political constraints and the importance of data for trainers.

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Protection of Civilians: Military Training Needs - UN & Beyond

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  1. Protection of CiviliansMaj Gen (Retd) Adrian Foster CMG MBE

  2. - Identify the Training Needs- Military Perspective- 10 minutes!

  3. - Primarily a UN perspective- No longer on the front line

  4. “Peacekeeping is not a job for soldiers, but onlysoldiers can do it” – the DagHammarskjoldparadox

  5. Tactical

  6. Operational

  7. Strategic

  8. Strategic R 2 P

  9. Two Final Thoughts:1. Lack of Robustness – a Political not Military constraint2. Trainers need to see the data!

  10. Protection of CiviliansMaj Gen (Retd) Adrian Foster CMG MBE

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