Peacekeeping organizations are groups that work to maintain peace and security in conflict areas around the world. They often consist of military personnel, police, and civilian experts who are deployed to help prevent violence, protect civilians, and support the implementation of peace agreements. The most well-known peacekeeping organization is the United Nations (UN), which has conducted numerous missions since its founding in 1945. These organizations aim to create a stable environment where communities can rebuild and recover from conflict. They may also provide humanitarian assistance, promote human rights, and facilitate dialogue between opposing parties. Successful peacekeeping efforts can lead to lasting peace and development in affected regions.