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The Enhanced International Peacekeeping
Capabilities Program (EIPC)
Duration: 2 weeks
State Department and the Office of the Secretary of Defense created
the Enhanced International Peacekeeping Capabilities (EIPC) initiative.
The National Security Council endorsed the EIPC concept in December
1996 as a means to increase and improve the global pool of capable
peacekeepers. EIPC is funded under the Foreign Military Financing
account and is executed by the Department of Defense through the
Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
The Center for Civil-Military Relations (CCMR) at the Naval Postgraduate
School in Monterey, California was designated the lead agent for
the education and training program of the EIPC initiative in November
1998. In that role, CCMR has developed a Peace Support Operation
(PSO) common core curriculum for peacekeeping training centers and
provides a three-phased "train the trainers" program for EIPC recipient
countries. For every instructor trained under EIPC, CCMR expects
to realize several hundred trained peacekeepers in one to three
years after EIPC training.
For more information on EIPC or other events, contact the Civil-Military
Relations Unit at education@coe-dmha.org
or call: 808-433-7035.
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