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Assessment of the Control Arrangements. The analysis of the command and control structures of UNAMID on the basis of the available documents showed that in contrast to the first case-study, the deployment of UNAMID as a peacekeeping operation is directly included in and part of the wider political framework for a peaceful resolution of the Darfur crisis. In fact, the political process is not only intrinsically connected to the deployment of UNAMID, but the latter is actually steering the implementation and management of the process. The cited report of the Secretary-General indicates that the strategic planning of the peace process is also part of the therefore established secretariat at UNAMID headquarters. Then again, the overall authority over UNAMID is exercised by the Joint Special Representative whose functions include the supervision of UNAMID’s mandate and the implementation of strategic directives issued by the AU and the UN. It was stressed in the previous case-study that in order to justify that two international organisations are held jointly responsible on the basis of the proposed criterion of attribution, there has to be a strong nexus between the control exercised on the political level by the organisations and the control performed by the responsible organs in the peacekeeping operation. In the present context of UNAMID, it appears that the set-up of the operation actually transcends the required intimate link; part of the wider political control has been allocated to the peacekeeping operation itself, although ultimately under the authority of both organisations. UNAMID can, to a certain extent, navigate the political process autonomously. This fact also raises the question as to whether there is a heightened responsibility of the UN and the AU. The attribution of responsibility to international organisations performed through the DPKO in New York and the AU Observer Office to the UN including information sharing regarding the deployment of UNAMID and the political process, ibid., 13, para. 44; Budget for the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur for the period from 1 July 2013 to 30 June 2014, Report of the Secretary-General, UN Doc. A/67/806 (2013), 7, para. 8. For an overview of the quite extensive cooperation with UNMIS, see Budget performance of the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur for the period from 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2011, Report of the Secretary-General, UN Doc. A/66/596 (2011), 9, para.
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