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The Mission ' s police component continued the training of the national police.
The component continued to carry out protection duties with regard to files and sensitive materials at the Identification Commission centres in Laayoune and Tindouf.
During the reporting period, the UNOCI military component continued to conduct regular operations to demonstrate its state of preparedness.
The component continued to monitor the ceasefire between the Royal Moroccan Army and the Frente POLISARIO forces, which came into effect on 6 September 1991.
During the reporting period, the Mission 's substantive civilian component continued to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara.
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The support component continued to provide effective personnel administration, training, financial services, health care, maintenance and construction of office and accommodation facilities.
Humanitarian and development coordination 24. During the reporting period,the humanitarian and development coordination component continued to provide support and advice to the Government of Haiti to strengthen its capacity for coordinated humanitarian response, poverty reduction and delivery of public services.
The police component continued to assist Ivorian police forces in the conduct of their operations throughout the country and to provide strategic advice and overall security for the peace process.
Under the command of Brigadier General Claude Buze(Belgium), the component continued to monitor the ceasefire between the Royal Moroccan Army and the Frente POLISARIO military forces, which has been in effect since 6 September 1991.
The police component continued to focus on supporting, mentoring and advising the Ivorian national police and the mixed police units that maintain law and order in the former zone of confidence.
During the performance period, the Mission 's substantive civilian component continued to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara and progress towards the resolution of humanitarian issues.
The police component continued to provide support and advice to the UNISFA Head of Mission and Force Commander and the military component on public order management, crime analysis and community security issues within the Abyei Area.
As detailed in the frameworks, during the reporting period, the Mission ' s military component continued to monitor compliance of the parties with the ceasefire agreement and supported efforts aimed at reducing mine threats on both sides of the berm.
The police component continued to assist with local police capacity-building efforts.
The MINUSTAH police component continued to provide operational support to the national police.
The Mission ' s military component continued to provide escort and security support to humanitarian assistance activities.
The mission support component continued to consolidate and reduce personnel, infrastructure and material resources within the Mission.
The UNMISET military component continued to assist the development of the Timorese defence force through its skills and knowledge transfer programme.
The Mission ' s military component continued to monitor the compliance of the parties with the ceasefire agreement and provided support for reducing mine threats on both sides of the berm.
In partnership with donors, the UNOCI police component continued to develop and implement capacity-building projects for the Ivorian law enforcement agencies in such areas as training, forensic science and police ethics.
In line with the mandate of the Force, the police component continued to enhance the development of policing strategies that promoted trust between the two communities within the UNFICYP framework on the civilian use of the buffer zone.
The Force ' s support component continued to provide logistical, administrative and security services to the average strength of 989 military contingent personnel, 43 international staff, including 1 temporary staff member, and 101 national staff.
During the reporting period, the Force ' s support component continued to provide logistical, administrative and security services to the average strength of 1,047 military contingent personnel, 41 international staff and 103 national staff.
The UNAMID police component continued to conduct outreach activities to the local community and police, engaging local representatives in camps of displaced persons, and to report and follow up on investigations by local police.
During the reporting period, the UNOMIG police component continued to operate only on the Zugdidi side of the ceasefire line, as the Abkhaz side continued to oppose the deployment of the UNOMIG police contingent in the Gali district.
The UNISFA police component continued to provide support and to advise the UNISFA Head of Mission and Force Commander, as well as members of the military component, on public order management, crime analysis and community security issues within the Abyei Area.
The activities of the UNAMSIL civilian police component continued to focus on providing advice to the Sierra Leone police force, assisting in the selection of new recruits, training, and providing technical advice in the restructuring of the police force.
The peace process component continued its activities to support the parties in its implementation, as appropriate and to work with the Darfur Regional Authority to provide support to the parties in their efforts to achieve an inclusive and comprehensive peace.
The mission support component continued to provide logistical assistance, such as the use of air assets and ground transportation, to the United Nations country team, agencies, funds and programmes, humanitarian organizations and others in support of their programme activities.