The NATO Crisis Management Disaster R esponse Centre of Excellence P ossible Support to NATO

1. The NATO Crisis Management Disaster Response Centre of Excellence Possible Support to NATO Tracy Cheasley Strategic issues and Engagement Branch Allied Command Transformation

2. Possible Support Areas Network • 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

3. Possible Support Areas Training 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.

4. Possible Support Areas Analysis • 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