Establishing an International Collaborative Network of Institutions

1. Establishing an International Collaborative Network of Institutions NATO School’s Networking with International Partners Ms. Tanja Geiss

2. NATO School’s Networking • Networking on ADL. • Networking on current political issues. • Development of the ADL Module: Combating Trafficking in Human Beings. • Networking –WHY?

3. ADL Networking Course: NATO 101 online Modules: NATO Overview online CIMIC Overview online NATO’s PfP Program online Introduction to Satellite Operations online NATO’s Space Support online NATO’s Space Applications online (to be updated in ‘05) Introduction to Information Operations online (to be updated in ‘05) NATO’s Reserve Forces online (to be updated in ‘05) Introduction to NATO Logistics TBD NATO/Partner Operational Staff online Combined Joint Task Force online Introduction to NATO’s Maritime Operations online Introduction to Environmental Awareness online Peace Support Operations online Fundamentals of CBRN Defense online Introduction to the Operational Planning Process online Combating Trafficking in Human Beings online (since June 2005)

4. ADL Networking Cooperation Between NATO School, ISN and USJFCOM: • To guarantee the development of ADL modules and courses NATO School works closely with ISN and USJFCOM. • NATO School and ISN/GCSP are cooperating in developing the ADL course, “Trafficking in Human Beings“, to support NATO Schools’ ambitions in expanding course offerings on this topic. • USJFCOM supports NATO School in the development of new courses. Additionally, the NATO School CDT is supported by the USJFCOM CDTs by producing new courses and updating current courses.

5. ADL NetworkingJFCOM ADL Support – NATO School ‘05 • NATO / NATO School Apr. 05 1. Joint Medical Planners Course COL Stoffels • NATO / NATO School Apr. 05 2. Medical Intelligence COL Stoffels • NATO / NATO School Apr. 05 3. Senior Medical Staff Officer COL Stoffels • NATO / NATO School Apr. 05 4. Major Incident Medical Management COL Stoffels • NATO / NATO School Sep. 05 5. Resource Mgmt. In NATO MAJ Calabuig • NATO / NATO School Sep. 05 6. European Security Defence Policy TBD • NATO / NATO School Sep. 05 7. Crisis Management in NATO MAJ Uras • NATO / NATO School Sep. 05 8. Press and Media in NATO LTC Hondrogiannis • NATO / NATO School Sep. 05 Intro. to Information Operations CDR Herrera (Update) • NATO / NATO SchoolTBD 05 NATO Space Applications MAJ Paquette (Update) • NATO / NATO School Sep. 05 NATO’s Reserve Forces LTC Orth (Update) • NATO / NATO School Sep. 05 Intro. to NATO Logistics TBD • NATO / NATO School Completed Fundamentals of NATO LtCol Kabs (Mod 1) / NDC / US

6. Networking on current political issuesTrafficking in Human Beings Curriculum Development • First meeting concerning Curriculum Development on combating Trafficking in Human Beings in Geneva at the Geneva Center for Security Policy (GCSP) 30 Sep. – 01 Oct. 2004: Nominating a core working group for further discussions. • First meeting of the core working group hosted by NATO School, Oberammergau 08 – 10 Nov. 2004: Agreement on the development of three modules to match the different needs for training in various courses. • Second meeting of the core working group hosted by NATO School, 21-23 Feb. 2005: Presentation of the prototypes of the three different modules. • Furthermore an ADL module was developed and is now online.

7. General Module: • NATO Policy on Combating THB • What is trafficking in human beings? • Victims & traffickers • Impact of THB on NATO-led operations • Responses to trafficking in human beings security – human face – change of attitude

8. Module for MilitaryCommanders • NATO Policy on Combating THB • What is trafficking in human beings? • Traffickers & victims • Characteristics of organized crime • Your responsibility as Commanders & Supervisors • Reporting misconduct of personnel commander responsibility - mission accomplishment - force protection

9. Module for Law Enforcement • NATO Policy on Combating THB • What is trafficking in human beings? • Traffickers & victims • Characteristics of organized crime • Investigative techniques force protection - sensitivity training

10. GCSP – Geneva Centre for Security Policy GTZ– Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit IOM – International Organization for Migration BMLV/LVAk – Austrian National Defense Academy EUPM – European Union Police Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina Reaching Out – Romania UNOHCHR - United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights UNDPKO - United Nations Department for Peacekeeping Operations UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Participatory approach and with the support of the Norwegian and US Delegations to NATO

11. Development of the ADL ModuleCombating Trafficking in Human Beings Based on the General module GCSP, ISN and NATO School developed an ADL Module with five learning objects on ‘Combating Trafficking in Human Beings’: • NATO Policy on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings • What is Trafficking of Human Beings • Trafficking in Human Beings: Victims and Perpetrators • Impact of Trafficking in Human Beings on NATO-led operations • Duties of NATO-led Forces in Preventing Trafficking in Human Beings

12. PfP P2 LMS

13. PfP LMS powered by ILIAS

14. Networking – WHY? The several needs of the user can only be served by cooperation: • Lack of Experts on special issues can be solved by international cooperation. • In ADL networking allows a quick development of new courses. But keeps although a high quality standard.

15. The Road Ahead ADL Future at NATO School: • NATO School will provide additional pre-learning packages => the aim is to create one pre-learning package for every single course at NATO School. • Post-Course-Studies: Knowledge portal accessible from website. • Course Certification • ADL will eventually be included in all NATO School courses and will be expanded within the next years. • Future growth in Modeling and Simulation exercises - planning for additional ADL facilities at NS.