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2012 - Security Management Course Kenya and DRC

I am currently beginning a thesis on staff security in field operations.

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We would like to inform you about the Security Management Courses scheduled in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Security Management Course Field Level:

Location: Kabul, Afghanistan

In the week of April 12-16, you can join three NGO security activities.

Par la présente, nous voudrions vous informez sur la formation de la Securité prévu le mois prochain à Goma, République démocratique du Congo:

Herewith we would like to inform you that about the Security Management Course scheduled in Kabul, Afghanistan:

May 12-14, 2009, Security Management Country Level Course, Kabul, Afghanistan

Our Security Management Course will improve participants’ knowledge, insights and skills regarding security management.

Dear Sir/Madam,

Herewith we would like to inform you about the Security Course scheduled in Nairobi, Kenya:

March 10-12, 2009, Security Management Country Level Course, Nairobi, Kenya

Hello all my name is William Ray Im a former Canadian Peacekeeper starting a non-profit this spring. What I aim to do provide security and logistics support to other NGOs.

I’d like to revive a topic from the Old Forum on this site, in order to provide a space to share info about an interesting area. It’s DDR (Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration), which is used in post-conflict situations to try to rehabilitate combatants and to reinforce the peace process.

Working for security sector reform and development issues including DDR.
Interested to promote security education and forum discussion in security policy issues.
Educate for security management issu

The role of women soldiers has been both to increase the number of soldiers in general and to serve in roles unique to women

Conflict - for centuries has been the arena of men. Now women can openly join the ranks of warriors. However, their roles during war and peace are still very different. During a war, women may perform tasks usually performed by men, in addition to supporting the war effort more directly. This article will point out the special situation in which such women find themselves after war.