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Country Overview: UN Volunteers in Eritrea
17 February 2003 To support the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE), the United Nations Volunteers programme (UNV) deployed an initial five UN Volunteers in May 2001. Today, 83 UN Volunteers are serving the mission. Among these, 25 are assigned out of Asmara, the capital of Eritrea, mostly in the sectors for the temporary security zone between Eritrea and Ethiopia. Sixteen are assigned to engineering; 15 in administration and logistics; 11 in transport; six work in the medical unit; and three are responsible for the movement (MOVCON) of personnel and material by road, rail, sea and air, into and out of the area of operations and across internal borders or ceasefire lines, buffer zones and areas of separation. The remaining UN Volunteers are in air operations, finance, communications, human rights, publication information, supply and geographic cell. UN Volunteers' current contribution to Eritrea Eritrea's contribution to UN Volunteers |
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