• The Latin American

  Experience

  • The Normative Framework

  • Women in the Police

    and Armed Forces

  • Contributions to

    Peace Operations

  • Actors and Instances

  • In the media

• The RESDAL program

  • National case studies

  • International Peacekeeping

    Operations

  • RESDAL Publications

  • Processes supported

    by RESDAL

  • Events

• Basic tools

  • UNSCRs on WPS

  • National  Action Plans

  • Secretary-General reports

  • RESDAL Analysis

  • Other Papers

• Gender Actors

  in Peacekeeping

  • UN Headquarters

  • In the field

  • Mapping the Actors

  • Non-UN Actors

  • Best Practices

• Gender and

  Peacekeepers

  • Progress and Challenges

  • Gender Training

  • Basic Concepts

  • FAQ for the field

• Cases Studies

  • MONUSCO

  • MINUSTAH

  • UNIFIL

 

Processes supported by RESDAL

Supporting the work of other actors is a fundamental aim of RESDAL’s work

 

In 2011, the Network’s general secretariat actively participated in the process that led to the issuance of the Military Guidelines on the implementation of Resolution 1325 in the field, a process which was undertaken by UN DPKO/DFS and OMA in New York. This process was followed by the elaboration of training modules for peacekeepers based on those guidelines, a process in which RESDAL also directly participated.

DPKO/DFS GUIDELINES

INTEGRATING A GENDER PERSPECTIVE INTO

THE WORK OF THE UNITED NATIONS MILITARY

IN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS