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Peacekeeping-Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (PKISR) Orientation Path (NON-UN)
The “Peacekeeping-Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (PKISR) Orientation Path” is a specialized learning path developed by the Department of Peace Operations (DPO) and the United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC), providing a thorough understanding of the PKISR framework and its application in real-world scenarios.
With this learning path, you will understand the essential components, legal principles, and operational roles necessary for effective PKISR operations.
Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to excel in the field and make a significant impact in global peace efforts.
- Define the key components of the Peacekeeping-Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (PKISR) conceptual framework.
- Explain the fundamental principles of general law pertinent to PKI operations, including the UN Charter, International Human Rights, and Humanitarian Refugee Law.
- Articulate the key processes and roles essential to PKI implementation.
- Analyze the key operational framework to conduct PKISR (Peacekeeping Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) as military staff officers in a UN Peacekeeping Mission.
The “Peacekeeping-Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (PKISR) Orientation Path” is a structured learning path. The learning is based on micro-learning modules and participants will be able to consolidate takeaways through reflective practices and interaction with other participants via discussion forums, and other activities.
Each module is estimated to require approximately three hours of study and reflection time to complete at your own pace.
- Module 1: Introduction and Overview
- Module 2: Legalities, Processes and Roles
- Module 3: Management, Planning and Operations
The “Peacekeeping-Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (PKISR) Orientation Path” is tailored for uniformed and civilian personnel engaged in UN Peacekeeping Missions
The learning path is free of charge for everyone eligible to take the course.
Photo credit UN Photo/Gregório Cunha
