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Pre-deployment training includes an awareness of precautions required to be taken by uniformed personnel against contracting COVID-19.

This includes cross-cutting themes and priorities such as conduct and discipline, sexual exploitation and abuse, the protection of civilians, human rights, gender mainstreaming, conflict-related sexual violence, child protection, and environmental protection. CPTM 2017 has been updated with a strengthened curriculum. These standards guide peacekeeping personnel as they carry out critical tasks to assist countries in the transition from conflict to peace. The CPTM is intended to provide a shared understanding of the basic principles, guidelines and policies of UN peacekeeping. The materials should be used as the core resource for any UN pre-deployment training course. The Core Pre-deployment Training Materials (CPTM) (ES) (FR) represent the essential knowledge required by all peacekeeping personnel – military, police and civilians – to function effectively in a UN peacekeeping operation. According to General Assembly Resolution A/RES/49/37 (1995), Member States have the responsibility for delivery of pre-deployment training for uniformed personnel deploying to UN operations, and the ITS is responsible for developing training materials and offering guidance and assistance to Member States. This training is delivered by Member States trainers to all military and police personnel/units in their home countries and by the Integrated Training Service (ITS) of the United Nations for civilian personnel up to Director (D-1) level. Generic, specialized and, where appropriate, mission-specific peacekeeping training that is based on United Nations standards and takes place prior to actual deployment to a UN mission.

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