ππ‡π˜π’πˆπ‚π€π‹ π’π„π‚π”π‘πˆπ“π˜ 𝐀𝐍𝐃 π’π“πŽπ‚πŠππˆπ‹π„ πŒπ€ππ€π†π„πŒπ„ππ“ (ππ’π’πŒ) π‚πŽπ”π‘π’π„

The Physical Security and Stockpile Management (PSSM) course is underway at the Humanitarian Peace Support School (HPSS) in Embakasi. The course aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance the security, accountability, and proper management of weapons and ammunition stockpiles, reducing risks associated with their storage and handling. The course sponsored by the Multinational on Small Arms Group (MSAG) has attracted a diverse group of participants from Kenya, Eritrea, Uganda, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan, Sudan and the United States of America.
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The opening ceremony was attended by distinguished guests and participants from various organizations. Notable attendees included Representative Executive Secretary Regional Centre om Small Arms (RECSA) Col David Twinomujuni, the Lead Facilitator Col Thomas Krainz, Bonn International Centre for Conflict Studies (BICC) Representative Mrs. Christine Beeck, MSAG Team led by Colonel Hans. Their presence highlighted the significance of the training program and reinforced the commitment to strengthening stockpile security and management through collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
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The Head of Training HPSS LT Col Alex Neukomm, delivered the keynote address, highlighting the importance of effective stockpile management in ensuring security and preventing the risks associated with poorly managed weapons and ammunition. He also underscored the role of training and capacity building in strengthening physical security measures and called for collaboration between stakeholders to enhance stockpile management efforts.
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The launch of the PSSM course set a strong foundation for enhancing stockpile security. As the training progresses, participants are expected to gain valuable knowledge and skills that will contribute to improved security and accountability in their respective institutions.

π”ππˆπ“π„πƒ ππ€π“πˆπŽππ’ πŒπˆπ‹πˆπ“π€π‘π˜ ππ„π€π‚π„πŠπ„π„ππˆππ† πˆππ“π„π‹π‹πˆπ†π„ππ‚π„ (π”ππŒππŠπˆ) π‚πŽπ”π‘π’π„

The United Nations Military Peacekeeping Intelligence (UNMPKI) Course began today at the Humanitarian Peace Support School (HPSS) in Embakasi. The course sponsored by the United Kingdom through the British Peace Support Team-Africa (BPST-A) aims to equip military personnel with the knowledge and skills necessary to collect, analyze, and utilize intelligence in support of UN peacekeeping operations.
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The course plays a vital role in enhancing the intelligence capabilities of peacekeeping forces. By equipping participants with essential skills and fostering collaboration, the training ensures more effective mission execution and improved security outcomes. The knowledge gained will not only benefit the personnel involved but also contribute to the overall success of UN peacekeeping operations.
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The Commandant Peace and Conflict Studies School (PCSS) Colonel E W Ngigi emphasized that the training will equip the participants with the relevant knowledge and skills to effectively work in United Nations (UN) Peace operations intelligence cells. She urged participants to approach the training with professionalism and commitment, as their expertise directly impacts mission success and the reputation of their respective forces.
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The UN MPKI course has attracted 37 participants drawn from Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Tanzania, Mongolia, Cambodia, Zambia, Malawi, Gambia, Senegal and Ghana.

π‚πŽπ‘π„ 𝐏𝐑𝐄-πƒπ„ππ‹πŽπ˜πŒπ„ππ“ π“π‘π€πˆππˆππ† πŒπ€π“π„π‘πˆπ€π‹π’ (π‚ππ“πŒ) π“π‘π€πˆππˆππ† πŽπ… π“π‘π€πˆππ„π‘π’ (𝐓𝐨𝐓) π‚πŽπ”π‘π’π„

The Core Pre-Deployment Training Materials (CPTM) Training of Trainers (ToT) Course commenced at the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) in Karen. The course sponsored and supported by The United Nations Integrated Training Service (UN ITS) and British Peace Support Team-Africa (BPST-A) aims to equip national military and police trainers with the necessary knowledge and skills to deliver pre-deployment training to their respective personnel, including contingent troops and formed police units.
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The course ensures a shared understanding of UN peacekeeping principles, guidelines, and policies, aligning with the CPTM standards. It supports Member States in preparing uniformed personnel for effective participation in UN peace operations through regional training of trainers’ programmes.
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The UN Integrated Training Service (UN ITS) Team Leader, Training Policy & Standards Team, Lotta Hagman emphasized that the course contains essential knowledge for peacekeeping personnel and provides a shared understanding of the basic principles, guidelines and policies of UN peacekeeping.
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The Commandant Peace and Conflict Studies School (PCSS), Colonel E W Ngigi highlighted the importance of the training stating, β€œThis initiative is not just an updateβ€”it is a reaffirmation of IPSTC’s commitment to ensuring that peacekeepers are well-prepared to face the dynamic challenges of modern peace support operations. The course has 24 participants from 16 countries, including Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Malawi, Burundi, Tanzania, Morocco, Tunisia, Zambia, Senegal, Egypt, Cameroon, Liberia, Rwanda, Uganda and Ethiopia.
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Also present during the opening was Lt Colonel G K Yegon, Chief Instructor PCSS, Lt Col P Arzrouni, Head of Training PCSS.

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