Content_paragraphs:  With regard to the redesignation of protection of civilians sites, the review team
  
  took note of concerns about the limited progress that has been made in vetting,
  
  training and unifying security forces that will be responsible for the protection of
  
  redesignated sites. While timelines for the redesignation of many of the sites had
  
  already been identified by the Mission at the time of the review team’s consultations,
  
  consultations with humanitarian actors underscored that future redesignations should
  
  be based on a detailed security and protection analysis, including an analysis of
  
  conflict-related sexual violence and forward-looking assessments of the political and
  
  security dynamics. The Mission should further consider, in line with guidance
  
  contained in the policy and handbook of the Department of Peace Operations on the
  
  protection of civilians, its comparative advantage and the likely impact of its static
  
  protection versus mobile deployments. The likely impact of those various activities
  
  will evolve with shifts in the Mission’s operating environment and capabilities. Both
  
  UNMISS and humanitarian actors agreed that there should be increased collaboration
  
  to identify road maps for durable solutions for internally displaced persons, and that
  
  those should be based on consultations with the internally displaced persons
  
  themselves.
  
  https://undocs.org/en/S/RES/2514(2020)
  
  
  S/2020/1224
   
  
   
  
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