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United Nations

Last updated: January 2008

Mission: The Mission of the United Nations Strategy is to strengthen the capacity of the United Nations to: Aims and Objectives

The three headline aims of UN Strategy are:

1. To improve the UN system’s early action to prevent conflict through:


2. To improve the quality of UN peacekeeping in the following areas:


3. To improve UN operational effectiveness in peacebuilding, including development of an effective Peacebuilding Commission and Peacebuilding Support Office, through:


This Strategy will be closely co-ordinated with diplomatic and other action by the UK Government in pursuit of the same goals. Where appropriate, it will be co-ordinated with the activity of partners across the UN system, including other Member States.

For more information please e-mail UN-peacekeeping.gcpp.enquiries@fco.gov.uk

For more information about the UK at the UN, please visit the website of the UK Mission to the United Nations in New York..