Schedule as of 10:00 AM, 14 May 2009

Date 11 May 09 Timing 1700 1900 Location GMU Arlington Description Initial lecture and background of Haiti conflict CD on Failing Haiti The UN Mission in Haiti and logistical preparation Travel to NY Presenter Davis/Frendak

14 May 09 17 May 09 17 May 18 May 09

1700 1900 1200-1454 -----0830 0900 1000 1100 1200 1330 1400 1430 1500 - 1600 1715 Morning 1300 1400 1400 1600 1830

GMU Arlington Amtrak Train 2212 Beekman Towers Depart Hotel go to UN security Initial brief by DPKO/DFS Organization and structure Brief on mission planning Initial brief on MINUSTAH from DPKO perspective Lunch DPA Perspective Humanitarian and Development perspective Depart UN HQ, proceed to security at USUN US Perspectives on Haiti Beekman NYC Beekman

Davis/Frendak Amtrak Davis DPKO DPKO DPKO All DPA OCHA/UNDP Davis

USUN (E 45 between Lex and 3d) Free time Review of journals and discussion of actors in a Peace Operation Discussion of NGO cooperation Informal dinner discussion no host

Mr. Jeff Reneau All Students Davis/Frendak

19 May 09

Beekman Location TBD

Roy Williams All

20 May 09

0700 1400 1900 0900 1130 1230 1300

JFK-PAP (0945-1250) Karibe

21 May 09

NGO visits Transportation to US Embassy US Embassy

Travel to JFK, then to Port au Prince (AA837) Discussion with representatives of Haitian civil society. Port au Prince area

American Airlines Sany/Hausotter

Sany Sany

1330 1400

US Embassy US Embassy

1430 1530 1600 0930 1000 10.00 10.30

US Embassy Depart US Embassy Discussion session Transportation to MINUSTAH MINUSTAH

Welcome by US Embassy and a discussion of the Country Team Role of the US Embassy in a conflict area. Coordination between the US Embassy and MINUSTAH The Haiti Stabilization Inistiative Karibe Sany Davis/Frendak Sany

22 May 09

Welcome and Introductory Remarks: MINUSTAH and the Challenges to modern Peacekeeping

PDSRSG Luiz da Costa

10.30 12.00

MINUSTAH

Building Democracy: The Political Situation in Haiti and MINUSTAHs governance support Political History of Haiti with focus on era of UN involvement Haitian political landscape and culture MINUSTAHs institution-building and human rights mandate

Panel: Gerard LeChevallier Director PAPD Lizbeth Cullity Director Human Rights Jean-Philippe Laberge ODSRSG

12.00 12.10 12.10 13.45

Coffee Break MINUSTAH

Keeping the peace or fighting crime? The Security Situation in Haiti Evolvement of security situation during MINUSTAHs presence in Haiti MINUSTAHs military and police components: structure and mandate Challenges in keeping the peace: stability vs sustainability

Panel: Cdr Andrew McKinley o MINUSTAH Military Richard Warren UNPOL Ray Baysden (TBC) o JMAC

13.45 14.15

Lunch Break

14.15 15.45

MINUSTAH

Challenges for Panel: Humanitarian and DSRSG/RC/HC Joel Boutroue Development assistance in (TBC) an environment of extreme UNDP Marc-Andr Franche poverty (TBC) Activities of the UN WFP Benoit Thiery Country Team and coordination by MINUSTAH Development of the socio-economic situation in Haiti with particular focus on change 2007/2008 Environmental Degradation and Disaster Risks Management Present state of play: Washington Donors Conference and beyond Sany Davis Davis/Frendak American Airlines

1545 1615 1900 23 May 09 0800 1000 1000 1700 1700 1900 1700

Transportation to Karibe Karibe Karibe PAP-MIA (1205-1515) MIA-DCA (1735-2000) Arlington Email

27 May 09 29 May 09

Class dinner and discuss of observations CMPO Analysis of observations Travel to airport then to Dulles via Miami (AA822/AA1136) Reflections on visit, turn in journals Recommendations Paper due

Davis All