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DEPLOYMENT DEPLOYMENT

HAITI Population Population: 8,308 ( : 8,308 (million million) ) life life expectancy expectancy: 54 : 54 years years Infant mortality: 71/1000 Infant mortality: 71/1000 Child underweight: 17% Child underweight: 17% The GDP: 3,7 billion US$ The GDP: 3,7 billion US$ The GDP p/c: 440 US$ The GDP p/c: 440 US$

POVERTY 55% 55% unemployment unemployment 3,6% AIDS 3,6% AIDS 78% live with less U$2 78% live with less U$2 p/d p/d 70% 70% without without electricity electricity 54% access to potable water 54% access to potable water SPC U$ 1,700 SPC U$ 1,700

Security Operations Post-operations Relief activities

MINUSTAH MILITARY MAIN AREAS OF MINUSTAH MILITARY MAIN AREAS OF ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES

24 Jan 31 Jan 09 Feb 15 Feb 20 Feb 05 Mar 28 Feb

OPERATIONS OPERATIONS

11 Mar

Specific targets/ police Op

CIMIC CIMIC – – RELIEF ACTIVITIES RELIEF ACTIVITIES

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• MINUSTAH Guidance Note on Military

Activities:

– Recalls key principles for UN activities (humanitarian, civil-military cooperation….) – Clarifies the responsibilities and roles of military in support of relief activities – Situates military relief activities within existing coordination structures PLANNING PRINCIPLES FOR MILITARY PLANNING PRINCIPLES FOR MILITARY RELIEF ACTIVITIES RELIEF ACTIVITIES

• International Task Force and Government

Task Force in Red Zones developing a single integrated plan (Gov’t, MINUSTAH military & civilian, donors, UN agencies & NGO’s)

• Military projects planned in coordination

with Civil Affairs

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Integrated Plan Cité Soleil Immediate Military Relief Activities Medium/long term Plan (all partners) Short-term Integrated Plan (all partners)

Military projects Funding Government Task Force International Task Force

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CIVIL AFFAIRS CIVIL AFFAIRS – – HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS DONORS, AGENCIES AND DONORS, AGENCIES AND NGO NGO’ ’s s

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• Mandate (Chapter VII)
• Political support
• SRSG, PDSRSG, DSRSG/RC/HC
• CPIO
• Quality of the troops
• Common culture/language (coordination)
• Administrative support (LOG BASE)
• Information (JMAC)
• Police: UNPOL – FPU’s – HNP
• Population
• Integration (based on personality and good will)
• coordination with NGO’s, local authorities, social actions (CIMIC),

donors, humanitarian actors

ENABLERS ENABLERS

• Strength of the armed groups (political position in 2006)
• Over populated areas (risk of collateral damage)
• Need for Immediate Relief Actions (IRA)
• Lack of military budgets to IRA
• Slowness to integrate the overall mission activities just

after security operations

• Need to solicit external funding to support activities
• Heavy bureaucracy to administer funds
• Slow re-entry of humanitarian & development actors
• Absence of the State
• Lack of government resources and capacity
• Socio-cultural attitudes & practices

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