Separation, Assembly and Cantonment Sample Clauses
Separation, Assembly and Cantonment. 2.1. The warring parties agree to the separation, assembly and cantonment of their forces previously in combat within thirty (30) days of the signing of this Agreement to enable personnel, weapons and equipment accountability, screening, re - organization and/or disarmament and demobilization. Forces in cantonment shall receive non-military logistical supply including food, shelter and access to medical care.
2.2. The warring parties agree that the forces that shall be cantoned shall be those forces previously in combat in Juba, Jonglei, Unity, and Upper Nile States, and any other forces related to the conflict in other areas that are declared by the warring Parties during the Permanent Ceasefire Arrangements workshop.
2.3. The selection criteria for assembly/cantonment sites is agreed as:
2.3.1 Ease of protection;
2.3.2 Accessible by both road and air;
2.3.3 Away from the civilian population;
2.3.4 Availability of water;
2.3.5 Situated far from borders with neighbouring countries, and with the capacity to accommodate the troops to be cantoned.
2.4. Within ninety (90) days of the signing of this Agreement, the following activities shall be conducted in the assembly/cantonment sites by the (MVM, AU, UNMISS, Parties):
2.4.1 Registration of all personnel;
2.4.2 Initial screening of the underage, elderly, wounded, sick and disabled;
2.4.3 Registration of weapons, munitions and other equipment;
2.4.4 Secure storage of weapons and munitions;
2.4.5 Administrative movements (supply/replenishment of non-lethal items);
2.4.6 Medical treatment and evacuation;
2.4.7 Humanitarian activities such as facilitating/assisting safe and free movement of people, goods and services;
2.4.8 Activities such as opening of roads, rehabilitation of bridges, passages, and demining;
2.4.9 Confidence-building measures (orientation);
2.4.10 Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) activities.