The NATO Crisis Management Disaster Response Centre of Excellence Possible Support to NATO

Tracy CheasleyStrategic issues and Engagement Branch

Allied Command Transformation

Possible Support AreasNetwork

• Develop Relationship• Comprehensive Crisis Operations Management Centre (CCOMC)• Non-traditional view of possible crisis situations

• Support NATO´s information campaign on NATO´s contribution to Comprehensive Approach and NATO´s eagerness to cooperate with other actors.

• Support NATO and International Organisations to help cooperation on Crisis Management.• Provide neutral site for meetings with international Orgainisations and non-Government

Organisations • Information Exchange• Hub of technology – repository for lessons learned

Possible Support AreasTraining and Exercise

• Support training on NATO Crisis Response Manual for nations in support of exercises:• CMX13

• Provide Civilian specialists for participation in NATO missions and exercises.• JWC, CMX

• Support other actors in understanding NATO´s contribution to Comprehensive Approach• Training, experimentation and exercises.

Possible Support AreasAnalysis

• Support Joint Analysis & Lessons Learned Centre (JALLC)• Provision of Subject Matter Experts• Training• Provision of analysts• Provide a repository of Lessons Learned

• Support analyst work on proposals from nations from various committees:• Examine CEP, COMPASS and Future Specialist processes and databases

• Support the development of policies, concepts and doctrines to aid NATO´s integration with civilian experts and civilian capabilities.• CRM’s recommendations• Analysis of type of disasters and crisis’

• Future • Analyze the benefits of Crisis Mapping to NATO• Examine emerging issues from civilian perspective e.g. Climate Change