Partnership for E-Learning on Peace Operations (PELP)

Partnership for E-Learning on Peace Operations

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It is the purpose of PELP to serve as a forum wherein key nations invested in the delivery of e-learning on peace operations may provide input and share ideas on how e-learning should best be provided to the peace operations community.

The member states who have invested in the delivery of e-learning have formed PELP with a mandate to ensure the needs of the community are met with e-learning that is standard, common, reflects UN policy and documents, and is provided universally free and as a gratis contribution to all.

The United Nations Department of Peace Operations (DPO) Integrated Training Service (ITS), the United Nations C4ISR Academy for Peace Operations (UNCAP), and UN-Women have observer status in PELP.

PELP meets in January and July each year. Each meeting is chaired and hosted by a Member State’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations. Minutes of PELP meetings are available upon request.

The Partnership for E-Learning on Peace Operations (PELP) is a group of Member States providing aegis for e-learning on peace operations. As e-learning plays a progressively important role in serving the peace operations community, PELP remains central to shaping the pedagogy, policy, and strategy of e-learning. PELP provides political advocacy and funding, oversight, and recommendations to ensure POTI e-learning on peace operations remains in step with United Nations policy and doctrine.

UN Member States Participating in PELP