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100 Words Every Peacekeeper Should Know

August 1, 2026

100 Words Every Peacekeeper Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. access ability to enter or use
2. accord formal agreement
3. accountability being answerable for actions
4. advocacy public support for a cause
5. aid help or support
6. amnesty official pardon
7. arbitration settlement by neutral decision
8. armistice formal end to fighting
9. assistance help given to others
10. asylum protection in another country
11. briefing short informative meeting
12. buffer zone area separating opponents
13. ceasefire agreed halt in hostilities
14. checkpoint place for inspection
15. community people living together
16. compassion sympathy for suffering
17. compromise settlement by mutual concession
18. consensus general agreement
19. containment keeping danger controlled
20. convoy group traveling together
21. cooperation working together
22. coordination organized joint action
23. de-escalation reduction of tension
24. demilitarization removal of military forces
25. demobilization disbanding armed forces
26. deployment sending forces into action
27. deterrence discouraging harmful action
28. dialogue serious discussion between sides
29. dignity worth deserving honor
30. disarmament reduction of weapons
31. displaced person person forced from home
32. duty moral or legal obligation
33. empathy understanding others’ feelings
34. engagement active involvement with others
35. equality same rights and status
36. escort accompany for protection
37. evacuation moving people to safety
38. governance way of ruling or managing
39. honesty truthfulness
40. hope expectation of good
41. impartiality fairness to all sides
42. inclusion bringing everyone in
43. integrity honesty and strong principles
44. interpretation spoken language conversion
45. intervention action to improve situation
46. justice fair treatment under law
47. law system of rules
48. legitimacy accepted rightfulness
49. liaison communication link between groups
50. listening paying close attention
51. mandate official authority to act
52. mediation help in reaching agreement
53. mercy kindness toward offenders
54. mission important assigned task
55. monitoring watching for changes
56. necessity something required
57. negotiation talks to reach agreement
58. neutrality not taking sides
59. nonviolence avoidance of violent action
60. order organized peaceful condition
61. outreach effort to engage people
62. oversight supervision and review
63. participation taking part
64. patience calm endurance
65. patrol regular watch or round
66. peace freedom from conflict
67. prevention stopping before it happens
68. proportionality balance in response
69. protection keeping people from harm
70. prudence careful good judgment
71. reconciliation restored friendly relations
72. refuge safe shelter from danger
73. reintegration return to normal society
74. relief aid in suffering
75. report formal account of events
76. rescue saving from danger
77. respect due regard for others
78. responsibility duty to deal properly
79. restraint self-control or limitation
80. rights legal or moral entitlements
81. sanctuary place of refuge
82. security freedom from danger
83. service work done to help
84. settlement resolved agreement
85. shelter safe place to stay
86. solidarity support for one another
87. stability steady and secure condition
88. stewardship responsible management of resources
89. support assistance or backing
90. survivor person who remains alive
91. tolerance acceptance of differences
92. translation changing into another language
93. transparency openness about actions
94. treaty official agreement between sides
95. truce temporary stop to fighting
96. trust firm belief in reliability
97. understanding sympathetic awareness
98. victim person harmed by crime
99. vigilance careful watchfulness
100. witness person who saw event

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