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NATO Accredited Centres OfExcellence2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
COE Locations 3
What is a NATO COE? 4
NATO Accredited COECommand and Control COE (C2 COE) 5Analysis and Simulation Centre for Air Operations (CASPOA) 7NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence COE (CCD COE) 9 Counter-Improvised Explosive Devices COE (CIED COE) 11Civil Military Cooperation COE (CCOE) 13Combined Joint Operations from the Sea COE (CJOS COE) 15Operations for Confined and Shallow Waters COE (CSW COE) 17Cold Weather Operations COE (CWO COE) 19Defence Against Terrorism COE (COE-DAT) 21Energy Security COE (ENSEC COE) 23Explosive Ordnance Disposal COE (EOD COE) 25Human Intelligence COE (HUMINT COE) 27Joint Air Power Competence Centre (JAPCC) 29Joint Chemical Biological Radiation & Nuclear Defence COE (JCBRN COE) 31Military Engineering COE (MILENG COE) 33Military Medicine COE (MILMED COE) 35Naval Mine Warfare COE (NMW COE) 37Modelling and Simulation COE (M&S COE) 39
COE in MOU NegotiationsMilitary Police COE (MP COE) 41Crisis Management and Disaster Response COE (CMDR COE) 41
COE in Concept DevelopmentStrategic Communications COE (STRATCOM COE) 42
Multi-Nationaliazed COEMountain Warfare COE (MW COE) 42
NATO COE Establishment Process 43
NATO COE Programme Of Work (POW) Process 44
List of COE Participation by Nation 45
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COE Locations
As of April 2013
What is a NATO COE?
BackgroundThe idea for NATO COE originated in MC 324/1 “The NATO Military Command Structure,”
dated 14 May 2003. The Military Committee refined this idea into MCM-236-03 “MC Concept for COEs,” dated 04 Dec 2003. Once the idea and the concept were firmly established, the accreditation criteria was defined. In 2004, IMSM-0416-04 ―NATO COE Accreditation Criteria was agreed on and the first NATO COE was formally accredited on 01 Jun 2005.
The definition of a NATO centre of Excellence as defined in the COE Concept is,“A COE is a nationally or multi-nationally sponsored entity, which offers recognised expertise
and experience to the benefit of the Alliance, especially in support of transformation.” A COE is not part of the NATO Command Structure (NCS), but forms part of the wider framework supporting NATO Command Arrangements (NCA).
Pillars of Support Principles
- No cost to NATO.- Conform to NATO Procedures, doctrines and standards.- No duplication with existing assets- Relationships with Strategic Commands through Memoranda of Understanding
agreements.- Relationships with partners is supported and encouraged.
Resources The makeup and characteristics of the COEs are unique to each one. They range from:- 1 to 17 Sponsoring Nations (SNs) (24 of 28 NATO nations participate in COEs.)- Manning from 4 to 97 posts- Operating costs Per position: 6 to 27K €- Total manning is approximately 775 billets (approx. 580 filled) for 18 accredited COEs.- Sponsoring nations are encouraged not to populate a COE at the expense of NATO billets in the NCS
There are many reasons why a nation decides to offer a Centre of Excellence to NATO. One of the most common reasons is to contribute to NATO whilst at the same time directly benefitting one or more Nations.
The number of NATO COEs is consistently growing. Through the MC Concept the NATO accreditation criteria COEs have proven to be a successful and enduring model for strong multinational solutions. As a result the NCA are supported by a robust network of COEs which are nationally or multi-nationally managed and funded, and open for participation by all member states.
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Command and Control Centre of Excellence (C2 COE)Framework Nation: The NetherlandsLocation: Utrecht, NetherlandsPE Posts: 21 out of 22
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Mission
The C2 COE will support NATO, nations and international institutions/organizations by providing subject matter expertise on all aspects of the Command and Control (C2) process with a focus on the operational environment.
To achieve this mission, the C2 COE's aim is to become a national and international main source of expertise for transformation in the domain of C2 by networking with Sponsoring Nations, ACT, and ACO as well as other international institutions/organizations.
Ÿ Be a worldwide well known and appreciated entity in the C2 and operational communities of interest, playing a catalyst role in the further development of C2.Ÿ Offer an important contribution to NATO missions.Ÿ Heavily support the NRF NNEC assessment programme.Ÿ Organise workshops, seminars and conferences as possibilities to build and strengthen social
networks and transmit our knowledge and experience with(in) NATO and (Sponsoring) Nations.Ÿ Publish documents related to, transformation, of C2.
2012 Major Work Items
The Impact of Comprehensive Approach on Command and Control seminar in cooperation with DAT COE.
Future Mission Network Final Report - The report offers recommendations on the focus areas of information sharing
and information management.
Joint Task Force HQ Concept development support.
NNEC Criteria development.
JFTC Regional Command North training and Above KANDAK training events.
STEADFAST COBALT, TIDE SPRINT, CWIX, DANEX/NOCO, PEREGRINE SWORD, ANAKONDA, and CYBER Coalition
Exercise support.
NATO School support.
C2 assessment of deployable forces.
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2013 Programme of Work Items in Support of NATOŸ Support the Systems Analysis and Studies Panel to assess the implications of robotics on NATO Operations.Ÿ Continue collaboration on the development of NNEC Operational Criteria and assessment.Ÿ Support TIDE SPRINT Workshops.Ÿ Evaluation of the Virtual World training tool in a civil-military environment.Ÿ Assist in improving the management of crisis operations information sharing.Ÿ Assist in the validation of the Exchanging Assessments with External Actors Concept and Experiment.Ÿ Support the development of Modeling and Simulation objectives to support NATO mission.Ÿ Continue NRF assessments.Ÿ On-going support to NATO education and training.Ÿ Continue support to NATO Lessons Learned and best practices development and collection.Ÿ
COE AddressVisiting address:
Command and Control COEKromhoutkazerneBuilding K01, Fourth Floor3584 AB UTRECHTThe Netherlands
Postal address:Command and Control COEKromhoutkarerne, K01-4P.O. Box 900043509 AA UTRECHTThe Netherlands
DirectorColonel A. P. P. Visser, NLD APhone: +31 (0)30 21 87 000Email: [email protected]
COE Contact InformationPhone: +31 (0)30 21 87 002Fax: +31 (318) 68 31 05
Email:
Website:
Http://www.c2coe.org
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Analysis and Simulation Centre for Air Operations (CASPOA)Centre d’Analyse et de Simulation pour la Préparation des Opérations AériennesFramework Nation: FranceParticipating Nations : USA, Italy, UKLocation: Lyon, FrancePE Posts: 38 out of 50
Mission
The CASPOA’s main task is to prepare present and future NATO air operations in combined joint environments.
As an « Air C2 expert », CASPOA is experimenting new concepts and doctrine, educating and training personnel to plan, task and control Air operations. Moreover, capitalizing on the collection of lessons identified, it feeds the NATO Lessons learned process, contributing thereby to enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the Joint Force Air component structures.
2012 Major Work Items
- In 2012, CASPOA conducted over 50 courses, educating and training more than 600 personnel from 18 countries.
Courses in support of Air Operations Command and Control, Air Operations Systems and Specific Air Operations.
- Support of NRF by education, training and SME;
- Assured Access to the Global Commons analysis and SME Support.
- Adaptation of courses for future E&T; -
- Collaboration with NATO Agencies on testing upgraded tools.
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Way ahead for 2013
- Continue curriculum for the training of military personnel in the area of Command and Control in joint and multinational air operations. - Contributions to the Modeling and Simulation vision and objectives in support of NATO mission.- Individual Training and Education Programme (ITEP) development support.- Support the Education and Training Opportunities Catalogue with courses open to NATO structure, countries and partners.- Participation and support in NATO Individual Training and Education events and forums.
COE AddressCASPOA COEBase Aérienne 942BP1969579 LIMONEST CedexFranceN 45° 51’ 05 E 4° 47’ 12
COE Contact InformationPhone: +33 (0) 4 81 18 33 56/53Ikm : +33 (0) 4 78 14 31 98Fax: +33 (0) 4 81 18 33 58Email: (for courses) (for other issues)Website: NS site :
[email protected]@caspoa.org
www.caspoa.orghttp://wise.defensenns.gouv.fr/WISE/CASPOA
DirectorColonel Philippe ZivecPhone: +33 (0) 4 81 18 33 60Email: [email protected]
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NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCD COE) Framework Nation: Estonia Location: Tallinn, Estonia PE Posts: 35 out of 36
MissionThe mission of the Centre is to enhance the capability, cooperation and information sharing among NATO, NATO nations and
Partners in cyber defence by virtue of education, research and development, lessons learned and consultation.
The vision of the Centre is to be the main source of expertise in the field of cooperative cyber defence by accumulating, creating,
and disseminating knowledge in related matters with NATO, NATO nations and partners.
The primary aim of the Centre's POW is to support work on the most pressing cyber defence issues facing NATO, NATO Nations
and Partners. The Centre will focus on the following areas of expertise by collecting, maintaining and disseminating knowledge,
skills and best practices:
· Policy, Strategy and Doctrine
· National and International Law
· Terminology and Standards
· Technical and Tactical Environment
2012 Major Work ItemsLocked Shields 2012• Technical cyber defence exercise where 9 Blue Teams had to defend a partially pre-built environment against the attacks from the Red Team. The exercise supported MNE7 cyber campaign in exploring solutions for gaining situational awareness in cyber environments.• Organised in cooperation with Estonian Cyber Defence League, Finnish Defence Forces, Swiss Armed Forces Command Support Organization and other contributors.• Video summary: .
Tallinn Manual on the International Law Applicable to Cyber Warfare• The Manual examines how extant international law norms apply to cyber warfare.• Hardcopy will be published in 2013 by Cambridge University Press, final draft can be accessed from .
National Cyber Security Framework Manual• The Manual supports NATO member States and Partner Nations as guidance to develop, improve or confirm the national policies, laws and regulations, decision-making processes and other aspects in regard to the national cyber defence.• The publication was supported by NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme.
New courses:Ÿ Cyber Defence Awareness e-Course aims to enhance the general user's awareness of cyber security risks (available from https://jadl.act.nato.int).Ÿ Introductory Forensics Training provides an introduction to digital forensics, including methodology, reporting and legal considerations. Ÿ International Law of Cyber Operations Seminar, organised in cooperation with NATO School Oberammergau and U.S. Naval War College.
Annual International Conference on Cyber Conflict (CyCon)• CyCon 2012 focused on military and paramilitary activities in cyberspace. • Videos of most of the presentations along with the presentation slides and published articles are available from www.cycon.org/2012 (username: C6guest, password: C6conference).• The conference was supported by IEEE, Cisco, Gamma International and Microsoft.
Additionally the Centre published papers addressing cyber threats, security and solutions. All the publications can be accessed from portal.ccdcoe.org.
www.vimeo.com/ccdcoe/cdx2012
www.ccdcoe.org/249.html
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Exercises
Ÿ Organise the technical cyber defence exercise Locked Shields 2013
Ÿ Support to Cyber Coalition 2013, STEADFAST JAZZ 2013 and CWIX
Training courses and seminars
Ÿ Technical courses (including a new course Malware and Exploit Essentials)
Ÿ Updated version of Cyber Defence Awareness e-Course
Ÿ International Law of Cyber Operations Seminar, Cyber Defence Awareness Seminar
Ÿ Workshop on Philosophical and Ethical Perspectives of Cyber Conflict
CyCon 2013
Ÿ The conference focuses on the use of automatic methods in cyber conflicts, the topic will be
explored in two parallel tracks (Strategic Track and Technical Track)
Ÿ Additional info and updates:
Research papers and reports
Ÿ Legal Analysis of the Cyber Defence Unit of the Estonian Defence League
Ÿ Espionage – New trends in Public International Law
Ÿ Peacetime Regime for Governmental Cyber Activities
Ÿ State Responses to other than Armed Attack
Ÿ Forensic Case Analyses
Ÿ Development of NNEC Cyber Defence Requirements
Ÿ Implementation of NNEC solutions in FMN concept
www.cycon.org
Major Products and Activities in 2013
COE LocationNATO Cooperative Cyber DefenceCentre of ExcellenceFiltri tee 12, Tallinn 10132, Estonia
COE CONTACT InformationPhone: +372 7176 800
Email:
Web:
www.ccdcoe.org
DirectorColonel Artur Suzik, EST ArmyPhone: +372 717 6800Email: [email protected]
C-IED Centre of Excellence (C-IED COE) Framework Nation: SpainLocation: Madrid, SpainPE Posts: 29 out of 54
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Mission
To provide subject matter expertise in order to support the Alliance, its Partners and the International
Community in the fight against Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) and cooperate to increase security of Allied
Nation and troops deployed in theatres of operations, reducing or eliminating the threats from IED used or for
use in particular by terrorists or insurgents.
Ÿ The primary aim of the C-IED COE POW is to reduce the strategic impact of IEDs in Afghanistan and future
conflicts by limiting their tactical and operational effects. Responsibilities include:
Ÿ Driving the collection of technical information.
Ÿ Developing, in coordination with HQ SACT, advanced multinational courses for C-IED experts.
Ÿ Identifying the adversary's Tactics, Techniques and Procedures.
Ÿ Identify emerging threats and predict future actions.
Ÿ Assisting in the development of C-IED analysis priorities and drafting of analyses of C-IED Lessons Learned (LL's).
Ÿ Supporting dissemination of informing of new technical capabilities applicable to C-IED prediction-prevention.
Ÿ Identifying activities and technologies involved in the detection and neutralization of IED components.
Ÿ Identifying activities and technologies that provide protection for people, equipment and installations.
Ÿ Carrying out concept development and experimentation. Assist in setting up standards for the evaluation of C-IED systems.
Ÿ Analysing and comparing operational needs with the technological solutions in order to identify capability strengths and requirements.
Ÿ Fostering the interoperability of electronic counter-measures and C-IED systems.
Ÿ Providing nations with recommendations to guide C-IED acquisition policy.
2012 Major Work Items
Ÿ C-IED Interagency Workshop.
Ÿ European EOD Network Exercise and training on Home Made Explosives.
Ÿ NATO RTO Task Group SCI-243 Support.
Ÿ Chairmanship of the C-IED NATO Working Group and the European Defence Agency C-IED Project Team.
Ÿ Participated in Unified Vision 2012.
Ÿ Participation in seminars and events to counter weapons of mass destruction.
Ÿ Conducted Human Network Analysis and Targeting pilot course.
Ÿ Conducted Staff Officer Awareness and Weapons Intelligence Team Courses.
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2013 Programme of Work Items in Support of NATO
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NATO Operations.
Ÿ Support the development of Modeling and Simulation objectives to support NATO mission.
Ÿ Support the development of holistic and coherent overview of Force Protection Projects.
Ÿ Provide technical Lessons Learned and identify interoperability requirements for the C-IED Material Roadmap.
Ÿ Provide support to NATO Terrorism Task Force.
Ÿ Support Regional Command and Above Kandak Training.
Support the Systems Analysis and Studies Panel to assess the implications of robotics on
COE AddressC-IED COECTRA. M-618 KM 10.40028240 Hoyo de ManzanaresMADRID SPAIN
DirectorColonel Santiago San Antonio, ESP APhone: +34 918 562 482Email: [email protected]
COE Contact InformatonPhone: +34 918 561 048Fax: +34 918 562 390Email: Website:
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Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence (CCOE) Framework Nations: Germany and The Netherlands Location: Enschede, The Netherlands PE Position: 50 out of 54
MissionTo assist NATO, Sponsoring Nations and other military and civil institutions/organizations in their operational and transformation efforts in the field of Civil-Military Interaction (CMI) by providing innovative and timely advice and subject matter expertise in the development of existing and new concepts, policy and doctrine; specialized education and training; and the contribution to the lessons learned processes.The primary aim of the CCOE Program of Work (POW) is to provide support, create products, offer specialized education and training, in order to enhance the general knowledge about CMI/CIMIC, and to enable military and civil operators to conduct CMI/CIMIC related tasks in different missions and scenarios, while simultaneously contributing to the lessons learned process.CCOE also aims to provide subject matter expertise in order to support the transformational and operational requests of the Strategic Commands, the Sponsoring Nations and other Customers. This includes the contribution to the development of CMI/CIMIC-policy, doctrine and standards.
2012 Major Work Items
Doctrine, Concepts and Experiments
· Support to the operationalisation of NATO's contribution to a Comprehensive Approach
· Entry of CIMIC doctrine into ratification as AJP 3.4.9
· CIMIC Field Handbook Development
· Provision of CIMIC SME support to the development of other doctrinal elements
· Release of ISAF related studies
· Support to and participation in NATO and Multi-national experiments (Countering Hybrid Threat, MNIOE, CIMIC in a maritime environment)
· Release of publications on Ecosystems and Good Governance
Education & Individual Training (E&IT)
· Reshaping the NATO CIMIC /CMI E&IT landscape
· Support with CIMIC SME's to Courses outside CCOE
· Conducted following courses:
- New landscape CIMIC Courses:- NATO CIMIC Field Worker Course (NCFWC)- NATO CIMIC Staff Worker Course (NCSWC)- NATO CIMIC Liaison Course (NCLC)- NATO CIMIC Functional Specialist Course (NCFSC)- NATO CMI/CIMIC Higher Command Course (NCHCC)- Comprehensive Approach Specialist Support Course (COMPASS)
ExercisesProviding Subject Matter expertise to NATO, Sponsoring Nations and other entities exercises (including ISAF preparation) e.g. Steadfast Series, Viking, Common Effort.
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2013 Program of Work Items in Support of NATO
Doctrine, Concepts and Experiments
· Support to the operationalisation of NATO's contribution to a Comprehensive Approach
· Contribution of CIMIC SME within the role as custodian for CIMIC doctrine
· Contributing to the development/revision of CMI / CIMIC policy
· Support to the development and revision of CIMIC planning documents and tactical procedures
· Contribution to the operationalisation of CMI requirements/procedural foundations
· Support to and participation in NATO and Multi-national experiments (Countering Hybrid Threat, MNIOE, Collaborative assessment)
· Publications
Education & Individual Training (E&IT)
Operationalise the Quality Assurance Policy and Procedures and Department Head Role for CMI/CIMIC E&IT
Conduct following courses: e - NATO CIMIC Field Worker Course (NCFWC)- NATO CIMIC Staff Worker Course (NCSWC)- NATO CIMIC Liaison Course (NCLC)- NATO CIMIC Functional Specialist Course (NCFSC)- NATO CIMIC/CMI Higher Command Course (NCHCC)- Comprehensive Approach Specialist Support Course (COMPASS)- Operate the new ADL CIMIC Awareness Course (NCAC)- Developing the (NATO) CIMIC Instructor Course (NCIC)- Developing courses within CMI and cultural competences
ExercisesProvide Subject Matter Expert support to NATO, Sponsoring Nations and other entities exercises (including ISAF preparation) e.g. SF jazz, Quick Sword, TRIPLEX.
COE Address
Visitor's address:CIMIC Centre Of ExcellenceComplex Twente - Building C1Lonnekerveldweg 307524 PP EnschedeThe Netherlands
Mail address:
CIMIC Centre Of Excellence
PO Box 5013
7500 GA Enschede
The Netherlands
COE Contact InformationPhone: +31 534 80 3400Fax: +31 53-480-3444Email: Web:
DirectorColonel Wiebe Baron, NLD APhone: +31 53-480-3410
http://www.cimic-coe.org
Email:
Combined Joint Operations From The Sea Centre of Excellence (CJOS COE) Framework Nation: United StatesLocation: Norfolk, United StatesPE Posts: 24 out of 32
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MissionWorking in conjunction with the Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces, the CJOS COE will provide a focus for the Sponsoring Nations and NATO in improving allied ability to conduct combined joint operations from the sea in order to ensure that current and emerging global security challenges can be successfully tackled.
2012 Major Projects
Maritime Security CooperationProvide advice, innovative concepts that deliver coherent solutions in addressing
global challenges in maritime security
Allied Maritime Force Integration and InteroperabilityDelivered a commander's handbook to improve integration of forces conducting
allied operations and exercises
NATO C2/MSAProvide support and advice to ACT and ACO that energizes the fusion of
best practices to meet MSA needs for the Alliance
NATO Joint Operations on and from the SeaDelivered an allied joint sea basing concept that encompasses the full range of
capabilities maritime forces deliver
Support to the UNProvide maritime advice to DPKO in support of ongoing UN operations
Provide support to ACT, Sponsoring Nations and other customers and COEs:Maritime CIMIC, Global Commons, Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR)
VisionTo become the pre-eminent source of innovative specialist advice and recognized expertise on all multinational aspects of combined joint operations from the sea in support of the sponsoring nations, NATO and other allies.
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Published and On-going Work
ConceptsReview of the NATO Concept for Maritime Situational Awareness.
An Introduction to Joint Operations on and from the Sea - A concept to provide greater insight into the different expeditionary operations that NATO can conduct on and from the sea,
Maritime Unmanned Systems (MUS) in NATO - The study provides an overview of the core principles which would allow the most cost-effective development of MUS capabilities.
Guidance for Developing MUS Capability - The guide aims to inform the capability development of MUS broadening beyond that currently being exploited by UAV into Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUV)
“A Framework for Enhanced International Maritime Security Cooperation” - A white paper forwarded to the International Military Organization for consideration a UN resolution.
“LIFE Concept to include a guide for HADR operations from the sea.”
“Development of an Allied Interoperability Handbook to improve integration of forces during allied operations and exercises.”
Proposed Generic C2 Structure for UN Maritime Peace Keeping Operations - Recommends headquarter models and organizations that may be tailored for a joint or stand-alone UN maritime peacekeeping
operation.
Humanitarian Assistance to Combat Operations: The Full Spectrum Capability of Aircraft Carriers - This paper discusses historical and hypothetical examples of various missions that aircraft carriers
perform in order to demonstrate their full spectrum capability and flexibility.
COE AddressCombined Joint Operations from the Sea Centre of Excellence (CJOS COE)1562 Mitscher Avenue, Suite 250
Norfolk, Virginia 23511
COE Contact InformationFax: +1 757-836-2468/69Website: www.cjoscoe.org
DirectorVADM Michelle Howard, USN+1 757-836-5201
Deputy DirectorCdre Stephen Chick, RN+1 757-836-2452
Directorate CoordinatorLT Colette LaCompte, USN+1 [email protected]
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Centre of Excellence for Operations in Confined and Shallow Waters (CSW COE)Framework Nation: GermanyLocation: Kiel, GermayPE Posts: 32 out of 40
Mission and Responsibilities
1. The COE CSW mission is to provide joint and combined subject matter expertise in the field of operation in confined and shallow waters in order to support NATO's military transformation, the Participants and other Customers thus enhancing the Alliance's interoperability in the field of operation in CSW.
2. In accordance with the Concept for the COE CSW, it will concentrate and further develop NATO's expertise and capabilities to conduct maritime operations in the specific areas of confined and shallow waters. The specific responsibilities will be to: a. As the focal point of its activities: Facilitate the development, validation and implementation of concepts and doctrines; b. Contribute and provide input to the lessons learned processes as well as to experiments and modelling and simulation efforts; c. Complement and contribute to NATO's efforts in the field of exercises, education andtraining; d. Assess the requirements, the present status and the future development of operations in confined and shallow waters in a joint and combined operational environment.
2012 Major Work Items
Maritime Security Conference – co-hosted with CJOS COE. Theme: “Delivering Maritime Security in Global Partnership: Identify Cooperative Strategies for Future Maritime Security Engagement.”
Work on Harbour Protection and Defense Against Divers.
Deployable MSA Component – focus on security of international waterways incoastal areas, estuaries, and riverine environments.
MCM Operations in Confined and Shallow Waters – to identify emerging technologiesand procedures to enhance NATO's ability to counter static underwater threats.
Contribution to the Multinational Experiment No. 7 “Access to the Global Commons.”
Surface-to-Surface Missile Trials into and from Confined and Shallow Waters.
Future requirements for a CSW-Submarine.
Contribution to the NATO Defense Planning Process requirements review 2012.
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2013 Programme of Work
Support the development of future Maritime Warfare concepts.
Support the development of downstream concepts for Maritime Security Operations (MSO).
MCM Operations in Confined and Shallow Waters.
CTF/CTG guidance paper for the deployment of Surface-to-Surface-Ship Missiles and High Speed Boat Operations.
Contribution to NATO's Lessons Learned, Lessons Identified and Best Practices.
Guidelines for operations in riverine environment.
Identification of Friendly Submarines.
COE CSW Maritime Information Exchange Meeting (MIX MEET).
Support the initiative ''C-IED in the Maritime Environment.''
COE AddressCentre of Excellence for Operations inConfined and Shallow Waters (COE CSW)Schweriner Strasse 3124106 Kiel Germany
COE CONTACT Information+49 431 384 1803http://www.COECSW.org
Director+49 431 384 1000Executive Director+49 431 384 1800 [email protected]
Centre of Excellence for Cold Weather Operations (CWO COE)Framework Nation: NorwayLocation: Bodø, NorwayPE Posts: 4 out of 4
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Mission
The CWO COE will serve as the provider and coordinator for the full spectrum of expertise and capabilities in the field of cold weather operations by making primarily all Norwegian competence and secondarily, through coordination, all accessible related expertise of the other NATO Nations and Partner nations available for the transformation of NATO.
THE COE CWO is not one geographical location, but a concept that encompasses training areas, infrastructure, manpower and knowledge draw from all four services in the Norwegian Armed Forces, the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment and from military and civilian expertise.
2012 Major Work ItemsŸ Course offerings include:
o Officer's Winter Warfare Courseo NATO Winter Warefare Courseo NATO Winter Survival Courseo NATO Avalanche Warning Courseo Survival Evasion Resistance and Extraction Instructor Course
Ÿ Conducted Cold weather seminar. Topic: Leadership under cold weather operations and safe manoeuvring in winter environment.
Ÿ Production and custodianship of an Allied Joint Publication for cold weather operations.
Ÿ Published cold weather handbooks/directives with English translations.
Ÿ Performed cold weather operations fact finding in winter exercise Cold Challenge 2011.
Ÿ Provided Risk Assessment on Cold Weather Operations and cold injuries.
Ÿ Close coordination with Solvenia Centre of Mountain Warfare School for information and expertise exchange.
Ÿ Work to establish CWO working group with NATO and Partner nations.
Ÿ Strengthened multinational cooperation with Canada, Finland, Sweden, Slovenia, and United Kingdom.
Ÿ Presented Operational Risk Assessment to be used as planning tool for cold weather operations
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2013 Programme of Work Items in Support of NATO
Ÿ Continue Cold Weather Operations training opportunities.Ÿ Provide support to NATO Defence Planning and Process Requirements review 2012.Ÿ Support the development of NATO Individual Training and Education Programme (ITEP).Ÿ Support the development of NATO Education and Training Catalogue.Ÿ Participate in the Training and Synchronization Conference.Ÿ Contribute to the development of NATO Lessons Learned.Ÿ Support Joint Force Training Centre's Regional Command Training and Above Kandak
Training.Ÿ Provide liaison and collaboration between JFCBS, NSHQ and CWO COE to ensure relevant
cold weather operations information sharing takes place.
COE AddressCentre of Excellence Cold Weather OperationsNJHQ, Reitan/BodøP.O. Box 33N-8058 Tverlandet Norway
DirectorLtCol Kurt Malme
+47 7553 [email protected]
Defence Against Terrorism Centre of Excellence (COE-DAT) Framework Nation: TurkeyLocation: Ankara, TurkeyPE Posts: 55 out of 93
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Mission
To support SACT in his efforts of transforming NATO in the field of defence against terrorism and be a principle advisor to SACT on defence against terrorism.
Program of Work(POW):
The primary aim of the COE-DAT POW is to provide NATO timely advice and subject matter expertise on defence against terrorism for services and support products such as:
* Training and education* Testing and validating concepts* Doctrine development* Standardization and improvement of capabilities and interoperability
2012 Major Work Items
1. COE-DAT has conducted 21 educational activities [13 Courses, 1 ATC (Kyrgyzystan), 7 workshops] within a wide range of subjects related to defence against terrorism. 698 participants from 59 countries and 289 lecturers from 35 countries have taken part in COE-DAT activities in 2012.
2. Beyond these, COE-DAT hosted 2 activities more:
a. “Impact of Comprehensive Approach on Command and Control” Seminar by Command and Control COE (17-19 April 2012),
b. “Invisible Wounds-New Tools to Enhance Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Diagnosis and Treatment” Course by The Virtual Reality Medical Institute (18-28 June 2012).
3. COE-DAT supported the update and development of the following doctrines: AJP 3.1.4 Force Protection; AJP 3.2 Land Operations; AJP 3.4.4 Counterinsurgency (COIN).
4. COE-DAT also contributed to NATO's DAT efforts through giving numerous lectures and briefings at various national and international organizations and institutions.
5. COE-DAT personnel participate in the annual AJOD and land operations working group meetings, CD&E conference and CD&E working group meetings; provides subject matter expertise in field of strategic communication, terrorists use of WMD, NATO DAT/CT policy, ideology faith and belief, critical infrastructure protection and maritime security.
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2013 Program of Work Items in Support of NATO
1. COE-DAT plans to conduct 20 educational activities; 9 courses, 3 ATCs (Georgia, Jordan and Afghanistan), 7 workshops, 1 conference with emphasis on developing interagency cooperation, especially with Partnership for Peace and Mediterranean Dialogue Countries.
2. In addition to these activities; joint collaboration with UN Counter Terrorism Implementation Task Force (CTITF), “Counter Radicalisation Capacity Building” WS will be held on 07-09 May 2013 in Nigeria.
3. COE-DAT also continues to assist in NATO concept and doctrine development. In 2013 COE-DAT will, among other DAT related doctrines and AJPs, support particularly the development of AJP 3.4.4 (COIN), ICMSO and the new CT/DAT concept.
COE Address
Centre of Excellence Defence Against
Terrorism
P.O.B. 57 – 06582
Bakanlıklar-ANKARA
TURKEY
COE Contact Information
Phone: +90 312 425 82 15
Fax: +90 312 425 64 89
E-mail:
Website:
www.coedat.nato.int
Director
Colonel İsa ASLAN
Phone: +90 312 425 82 15 / 1002
Email: [email protected]
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Energy Security COE (ENSEC COE)Framework Nation: LithuaniaLocation: Vilnius, LithuaniaPE Posts: 16 out of 27
MissionThe mission of the ENSEC COE is to assist Strategic Commands, other NATO bodies, nations,
partners, and other civil and military bodies by supporting NATO’s capability development process, mission effectiveness, and interoperability in the near, mid and long terms by providing comprehensive and timely subject matter expertise on all aspects of energy security. The mission includes cost effective solutions to support military requirements, energy efficiency in the operational field, and interaction with academia and industry.
2013 Major Work Items
Publish “Energy Security: Operational Highlights”. This quarterly journal is devoted to the the analysis of relevant energy security issues and tendencies. Publications are aimed at raising general awareness, and supporting a strategic level discussion while also promoting an energy security topic in NATO agenda.
Publish “Energy Security Forum”. This quarterly journal is aimed at facilitating an expert level discussion (with focus on contrasting positions) on relevant energy security issues and developments.
Host a Training Landscape Development Conference in the Field of Energy Security with an aim to identify relevant strategic and operational education and training requirements of Allies.
Support the development of Senior Training Course on Energy security - contributions to curriculum, study materials and identify potential lecturers and to develop an ADL Energy Security Course aimed at raising awareness in the area of energy security among Allies and Partners.
To contribute to Policy Paper “Power Generation for Deployable Force Infrastructure” in cooperation with MILENG COE.
Produce a feasibility study "Energy Management of Expeditionary Environment: Towards Smart Energy Base" aimed at developing energy use management and conservation model by using enabling technologies and reduce use of fossil fuel and to increase use of renewable energy for deployable camps.
Provide subject matter expertise to NATO exercises through the development of scenarios and exercise execution in the area of energy security. Supported exercises include: Steadfast Jazz 2013, Baltic Host 2013
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Publish research study on “Transition from Fossil Fuel Based Energy Systems to the Renewable in the Military Application. (Post ENERGEX 2012 Study)
Workshop and Industry Exhibition “Innovation Energy Solutions for Military Application” (IESMA 2014) - event open to NATO partners.
Organize, together with Institute for the Analysis of Global Security, the international conference Target Energy 2013. This event will address energy issues from a variety of perspectives ranging from how best to protect on-and-offshore infrastructure to intercepting and preventing the increasingly frequent millisecond attacks in the cyber-domain against network systems and infrastructure as the battlefield of the 21st century.
To support the development of NATO Energy Critical Infrastructure Protection Module. A concept indicating targets and measures for future work in the area of CIP for NATO.
Continued participation in Smart Energy Team project aimed at exploring national and multinational activities related to energy efficiency in the military and environmental protection which will result in a package of proposals for concrete Smart Defence projects and SPS activities aiming to advance Smart Energy solutions and enhancing standardization and interoperability in the area of military energy efficiency.
COE Contact InformationColonel Romualdas PetkevičiusDirector ENSEC COEPhone: +370 706 71000Email:
Website:
[email protected]@enseccoe.org
www.enseccoe.org
COE AddressNATO Energy Security Centre of ExcellenceŠilo Str. 5ALT-10322 VilniusLithuania
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Centre of Excellence (EOD COE)Framework Nation: SlovakiaLocation: Trenčín, SlovakiaPE Posts: 21 out of 43
1. VISION
Technologically advanced, interoperable and well trained NATO EOD experts capable to support and to enable entire spectrum of Alliance
operations.
2. MISSION:
EOD COE is one of tools of the NATO Supreme Allied Command for Transformation aiming to improve military capabilities, value and
efficiency throughout the Alliance and for the benefit of NATO partners. It deals with the whole EOD/IEDD spectrum: Advise, Expertise,
Support, EOD Info Management and EOD Tasks (EOR, EOC, CBRN EOD, IEDD). Its ambition is:
- to become a multinational hub for EOD/IEDD issues, bearing on 4 pillars : E&T,
Technology & Info Management, Doctrine & Standardization and Lessons Learned
& Analysis.
- to provide support to NATO operations and transformation efforts with EOD expertise
and assist in development of NATO wide EOD/IEDD tactics, techniques and procedures
while remaining current in technology development.
- to improve relations, interoperability and a practical cooperation with partners, with
NATO command elements, with member countries and with international organization
in the area of EOD.
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3. MAIN DELIVERABLES IN POW 2013
Ø Support to Education & Individual Training:
· Initial EOD Staff Officer Training Courses (IEODSOT): twice a year (hosted)
· Homemade Explosive Basic Course (HME-BC): three times a year (hosted)
· Homemade Explosives Advanced Course (HME-AC): one time a year (hosted)
· Former Warsaw Pact Ammunition Awareness Course (FWPAC-Aw): once a year (hosted)
· Former Warsaw Pact Ammunition Course – Module 1 (Arty&Mortar): once a year (hosted)
· Support KDK Training at the Joint Force Training Centre (NATO RFS)
· Assist NATO E&IT by populating ETOC and E-ITEP and by participating to the NITEC (NATO RFS)
· BPT (be prepared to) deliver a Mobile Training Team for IEODSOT (on request)
Ø Support to Technologies and Info Management:
· Develop EOD Community of Interest network among non-NATO institutions and indutry
· Analysis outcomes from „NATO EOD Demonstration and Trials 2012“ and generate an international publication for sharing information (DaT PoW)
· Contribute to the NATO Modelling and Simulation vision and objectives (NATO RFS)
· Assist on consequences of Robotics in NATO Operations (NATO RFS)
· BPT assess on identification and standardization for EOD/IEDD equipment (NATO RFS).
Ø Support to Concepts, Doctrine and Standardization Development:
· Lead the standardization of EOD/IEDD terminology (custodian of AAP-41)
· Support NATO EOD, MILENG and C-IED Working Groups (MCLSB)
· Support to ACO Force Protection Working Group (NATO RFS)
· Develop a (MN) concept for EOC (Explosive Ordnance Clearance) in close cooperation with SNs and EOD WG
· Develop and release among partners a handbook dealing with FWPA (vol 2: arty and mortar)
· Assist in the development of NATO EOD/CIED Terminology
· Assist the NATO CBRN Training Group & development of a Route Clearance doctrine
· BPT assist development of CIED CBRN Concept.
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· Collect EOD/IEDD LL through bilateral cooperation (2013: SVK & FRA)
· Analysis of Lesson learned from ISAF and their implementation in EOD COE Training and JALLC;
· Participation in Counter IED Lessons Learned Conference (JALLC)
· Support TOPFAS system development by including mines, EOD and CIED activities (NATO RFS)
· Support JCBS CIED WS for analysing new trends and info sharing (NATO RFS)
· Conduct the 1st „ISAF EOD/IEDD Operators Seminar“ (hosted)
· BPT join BICES community (full member, hosted).
Support to Lessons Learned and Analysis Activities:
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4. ADDITIONAL ITEMS PLANNED IN POW 2014
Ø Support to Education & Individual Training:
· Delivery of the „Former Warsaw Pact Ammunition Course, module 2“ (rockets & missiles): FWPAC-Mod2-01
· Delivery of the „Homemade Explosives Advanced Courses“: HME-AC-01 and HME-AC-02
· Development of „Fomer Warsaw Pact Ammunition Course, module 3“ (air bombs & sub-munitions): FWPAC-Mod3-01
· Development of „CBRN Staff Officer Management Course“: CBRN EOD SO MC (iccw JCBRN Def COE & EDA)
· BPT deliver a Mobile Training Team for IEODSOT or HME-BC (on request).
Ø Support to Technologies and Info Management:
· Design, plan and conduct „NATO EOD/IEDD Demo and Trials 2014' (DaT PoW)
· Support to Military Robotics Exhibition and conferences
· Assist the development of EOD/IEDD Databases and Info management systems
· Design and populate an „EOD/IEDD Equipment Database“ for the benefit of our partners (nations, institutions & industry)
· Develop & intiate an“ EOD/IEDD Equipment Test and Verification“ process suitable for Detectors (module 1) and ROVs (module 2)
· BPT develop Test and Verification for EOD/IEDD Tools (module 3).
Ø Support to Concepts, Doctrine and Standardization development;
· Assess and develop a stand-alone Joint EOD Doctrine for NATO
· Support COE Training by contributing in CBRN EOD Synergy development
· Assist development of CBRN CIED Concept.
· BPT assist WMD Disablement Concept development
Ø Support to Lessons Learned and Analysis Activities:
· Organize the 2nd „NATO EOD/IEDD LL Tactical Seminar“
· Develop information and LL sharing by enforcing bilateral meetings with partner nations (2014: HUN & POL).
· BPT participate in Committee on Proliferation (D) 2014.
5. EOD COE INFORMATIONLocation: EOD Centre of Excellence, Olbrachtova 5, 91101 Trenčín, SlovakiaWebsite: http://www.eodcoe.org Director: COL (SVK) Jaroslav BIELENÝPhone : +421 960 333 500Mobile: +421 903 824 351Email:
Deputy director: LTC (FRA) Richard VIDALPhone: +421 960 333 501Email:
Aide-de-camp: Mrs. Silvia BLIŽŇÁKOVÁPhone: +421 960 333 505,Email:
Assistant: Mrs. Oľga ĎURIŠOVÁPhone: +421 960 333 502,Fax: +421 960 333 504,Email:
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HUMINT Centre of Excellence (HCOE)Framework Nation: RomaniaLocation: Oradea, Romania PE Posts: 56 out of 64
HCOE Mission To improve the interoperability and operational capability of NATO HUMINT through standardized training and education, doctrine development, lessons learned collection and analysis, exercise support, research and experimentation.
HCOE Vision
To become the leading agent of change for the NATO HUMINT Enterprise.
HCOE Goals · To unite and lead a critical mass of experienced professionals in the endeavor of NATO HUMINT
transformation. · To transform the NATO HUMINT Enterprise into a more interoperable and more capable force
that better supports NATO missions and operations
Program of Work The HCOE program of work (POW) is ambitious in scope, and aims to improve the NATO HUMINT Enterprise through four pillars of transformation: Education and Training; Lessons Learned Collection and Analysis; Doctrine, Interoperability and Standardization; Research, Concept Development and Experimentation HCOE uses a talented workforce of dedicated HUMINT professionals comprising experience in the HUMINT career field; deployments to Kosovo, Iraq, Afghanistan and Bosnia theaters of operation; years of instructor experience and HUMINT exercises.
Major Products and Key Activities in 2012 The HCOE supported multiple strategic, operational and tactical customers and delivered its POW through: courses, conferences, work shops, seminars, studies, exercises and deployments.
Command Level HCOE Director continues to successfully Chair the NATO HUMINT Working Group (NHWG) and NATO HUMINT Technology Working Group (NHTWG), which gives the HCOE a front seat to better capture operational issues and provide NATO solutions. The Centre has developed the necessary formal and informal communication links with every relevant player that has a vested interest with NATO HUMINT. HCOE has gained a prominent role in coordinating and hosting the premier NATO HUMINT Exercise (STEADFAST INDICATOR, SFIR), a critical component of pre-deployment training for KFOR, ISAF. Doctrine, Interoperability and Standardization · HCOE, throughout NATO HUMINT WG, supported the development of NATO HUMINT Policy; · As custodian, performed incumbent management tasks for:
o STANAG 2537 JINT (Edition 1) – Allied Joint Doctrine for Human Intelligence (HUMINT) – AJP-2.3 (new edition under ratification)
o STANAG 2578, Doctrine for Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Procedures, Allied Intelligence Publication – AIntP-5
· Developed the Field HUMINT Team Operator Handbook (NATO Restricted), to serve training purposes (aide-memoir and tutorial) and as reference document for standardized HUMINT procedures, contributing to achieving interoperability in NATO theatres of operations.
· Conducted a Study on HUMINT support to Air and Maritime Operations,
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Research Support, Concept Development and Experimentation NATO Emerging Security Challenges Division (ESCD) selected HCOE to take leadership of two projects that will bring measured benefits to the HUMINT Community and NATO at large: • Human Aspect of the Operational Environment (HAOE): HCOE hopes to equip NATO
commanders and policy makers with the tools to win the battle of perception; • NATO HUMINT Operator Tool Set (NHOTS): tools needed to equip HUMINT field operators for
success in a coalition environment. Education & Training HCOE offers one/two week courses, in Oradea and/or as MTTs multiple times a year:
· HUMINT Standardization Course · HUMINT Collators Course · HUMINT Contact Handling Course
Lessons Learned (LL) & Publications § SME to support the accumulation and processing of Military HUMINT related LI and LL; § identifies and studies BP and LL from current operations and NATO HUMINT exercises; § manages the NATO HUMINT COE electronic library.
Way Ahead for 2013 and 2014 HCOE will: · Edit Field HUMINT Team Operator Handbook, FHTs can use to prepare/execute operations; · Conduct regular revision of AIntP-5; · Conduct the HUMINT Terminology study, the final product will consist of a NATO HUMINT
Glossary, and will feed the future on-line NATO terminology database (NATOTerm-TermOTAN); · Publish the Study on HUMINT support to Air and Maritime Operations; · Deliver the Human Aspect of the Operational Environment (HAOE) study; · Lead HUMINT Mobile Team Data Collection (MTDC) to KFOR and ISAF and capture lessons
learned/best practices, to improve HCOE course curriculum and NATO doctrine/exercises; · Make the necessary steps to take the role of “Department Head” for HUMINT education and
training to include Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR) and Curriculum Control Authority (CCA) ;
· Deploy/rotate personnel in Kosovo and Afghanistan in order expand the knowledge /capability / currency of the HCOE cadre, and feed doctrine and curriculum with real-world LL/BP.
Director: Col Eduard SIMION Phone: +4 0730233573 +4 0259433128 Email: [email protected]
CONTACT Information: Phone/Fax: +4 0259434932 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] WEB: http://www.natohcoe.org
Mailing address: NATO HUMINT Centre of Excellence Armatei Romane Stret, 24/A Oradea, Cod: 410087 Bihor, Romania
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Joint Air Power Competence Centre (JAPCC)Framework Nation: GermanyLocation: Kalkar, GermanyPE Posts: 82 out of 97
Director´s VisionBe NATO’s catalyst for the improvement and transformation of Joint Air and Space Power; delivering effective solutions through independent thought & analysis.
MissionThe JAPCC, as a team of multinational experts, is to provide key decision makers effective solutions on Air and Space Power challenges, in order to safeguard NATO and the Nations’ interest.
A selection of JAPCC´s 2013 Projects
Optimising NATO´s Air SurveillanceThis Project strives to provide a single source visualization of the existing radar coverage, allowing the impact of scheduled and unscheduled outages to be assessed both statistically and geographically. Furthermore, a review of the sensor placement may result in options for cost saving within the Alliance and support the Smart Defence Initiative.
Joint Force Protection Capability Development The Aim of this Project is to identify and work with appropr iate NATO and Nat ional ‘Communities of Interest’ .The desired end-state is the development of an effective, scalable and resource efficient NATO FP capability to which nations are able to contribute either a complete capability package or provide components to a multinational package. Enhancing interoperability is a core component of this project.
UAS operations in contested environmentsThis project’s aim is an assessment of the
current capabilities of unmanned aircraft system with inputs and guidance to identify the essential priority actions and future UAS requirements to guide NATO to facilitate unmanned aircraft system operations in contested environments.
Enhancing NATO´s Space CapabilityThe objective of this project is to to analyse the NATO environment, explore, evaluate and outline common factors among Allies’ initial space capabilities and/or programs, focusing on Space Education & Training
Joint Personal Recovery The general ambition of this project is to facilitate and enhance interoperability and thus effectiveness and efficiency of PR Sys-tem addressing some of the shortfalls in NATO JPR Policy and Doctrine, focusing on Education and Training (E&T) at the Joint Level and at the Component Level.
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Support to NATO Transformation & Improvement
Chairmanships· Air Ops WG· Air to Air Refuelling WG
Custodianships· AJP 3.3· AAR Procedures Manual· Air Transport Doctrine· MC FP Policy· Air Ops Force Protection Doctrine· NSO FP Coourse
Initiatives· Air Trading Coordination Cell for AC
Ramstein· AAR EDA/EATC· AT EDA· BI SC Space WG Secretary
Direct support to· NATO Committees & Working Groups· ACO & ACT· AIRCOM
Education and Training· JFAC E&T development Exercise support· STEADFAST JAZZ
COE AddressJAPCCVon Seydlitz KaserneRoemerstrasse 140D-47546, KalkarGermany
COE Contact InformationPhone (general): +49 2824-90-2201Fax (Admin): -2274
Assistant Director Transformation:Air Commodore Antonie de Bok
Assistant Director Capabilities:Brigadier General Alessio Cecchetti
Joint Chemical Biological Radialogical Nuclear – Defence (JCBRN COE) Framework Nation: Czech RepublicLocation: Vyškov, Czech RepublicPE Posts: 60 out of 64
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MissionTo support NATO and its military transformation in the field of CBRN defense through and in support of HQ SACT, assist Sponsoring Nations, other NATO-nations and other Customers in their CBRN defense-related efforts.
The primary aim of the JCBRN Defence COE is:
Support development of concepts and doctrine through experimentation.
Promote interoperability and standardisation.
Provide assistance in analysis to determine future capability requirements.
Develop and distribute lessons learned from operations, exercises, and experiments.
Provide education and training.
Assist research.
Promote relationships among related CBRN bodies.
Development of databases.
2013 Major Work Items
Courses:
CBRN-Analysis Super User Course 2013
I-RAPTER - Basic Course 2013
Introduction to the International CBRN Training Curriculum Course 2013
CBRN Units Evaluators Course 2013
Crisis Management after CBRN Incident Course 2013
CBRN Warning and Reporting Specialists 2013
Crisis Management after CBRN Incident Course 2013
CBRN Concept and Doctrine Development:Provide Custodian for NATO doctrines - AJP 3.8, ATP 3.8.1 Vol 1Update a CBRN document database including AJOD publications, CBRN standardization documents and CBRN related standardization documents Provide input to Allied Command Operations – Force Protection Working Group on doctrinal developmentPlan, prepare and conduct the the Joint CBRN Defence Capability Development Group - Doctrine and Terminology Panel meetingsProvide liaisonship to the Joint CBRN Defence Capability Development Group and to the Allied Joint Operations Doctrine Working GroupProvide Subject Matter Expertise for the CBRN Reach Back and Fusion Experimentation
CBRN Capability Development:Support NATO Transformation within the NATO Defence Planning Process – NDPPSupport NATO Transformation within the Concept Development and Experimentations - NATO CD&EContribution to develop NATO standards on Materiel Line of Development (in particular in the domains of Hazard Management-HM, Physical Protection-PP, Detection, Identification and Monitoring-DIM)Contribute to CBRN Capability Development Process as Custodian of the Joint CBRN Defence Capability Development Group Priority Assessment and Work Schedule (JPAWS)
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COE Address
Joint Chemical, Biological, Radiological and NuclearDefence Centre of ExcellenceVíta Nejedlého682 03 Vyškov, Czech Republic
COE Contact Information
Phone: +420 973 452 805Fax: +420 973 452 800Email: [email protected]: www.jcbrncoe.cz
DirectorColonel Jiri Gajdos, CZE APhone: +420 973 452 801Fax: +420 973 452 810
Email: [email protected]
CBRN Defence Modelling and Simulation:Support training ranging from advanced individual training to combined joint task force computer-based training and simulation supported exercises.Development of NETN based CBRN Federation Object Module model to improve NATO M&S SW tools interoperability and preparation of use-cases for M&S tests during EUROSATORY 2014 exhibition.
NATO Exercise Participation:
Naples Vision 2013 (NAVN 13)
Steadfast JAZZ 2013 (SFJZ 13)
CMX 2013
Toxic Trip 2013
Initial planning for NRF 2015
2013 Programme of Work Items in Support of NATOContinue organizing and supporting Courses, Workshops and Conferences promoting the development and exchange of CBRN information and expertise.Continue support for NATO CBRN Defence Concept and Doctrine development.Collect and evaluate CBRN Defence Lessons Learned.Provide continued support for Nation Defence Planning Process and Concept Development & Experimentation.Continue subject matter expert support to NATO exercises.Support evaluation of CBRN units for NRF rotation.Support NATO CBRN Working Group and training panel.CBRN Reach Back Prototype Experimentation. Provide support and mutual cooperation among COE community to foster deeper application of CBRN initiatives in COE POWs.
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Military Engineering Centre of Excellence (MILENG COE)Location: Ingolstadt, Germany Framework Nation: GermanyPE Posts: 32 out of 38
Mission & IntentMission. The MILENG COE mission is to enable the development of Sponsoring Nations and Alliance military engineering capability and interoperability, in order to enhance the effectiveness of military engineering support to NATO and other operations.
Intent. The intent is to deliver the mission at the Strategic, Operational and Tactical levels, encompassing, but not limited to, all aspects of MILENG as encapsulated in MC Policy for Military Engineering and its supporting doctrine documents. In the fields of Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (C-IED), Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Defence the MILENG COE assumes a supporting role to the relevant NATO COE and other entities.
PROGRAMME OF WORK 2013 – Key Activities
Doctrine Development & Standardisation: The MILENG COE will provide the following in support of Doctrine Development and Standardisation:
· The MILENG COE will chair the MILENG Defence Planning Advisory Group (DPAG), and SME on behalf of the NATO Senior Joint Engineers Conference (NSJEC), in order to contribute to the NATO Defence Planning Process (NDPP) in accordance with NATO's Vision and Objectives for Military Engineering.
· Provide intimate support to the MCLSB MILENG WG and provide permanent secretaries to the panels.
· The MILENG COE will also provide SME support to other MCLSB Working Groups on behalf of the MILENG WG; this in order to monitor all NATO doctrine development to ensure MILENG is reflected appropriately. This includes direct support to, and liaison with AJOD WG, HIS WG, EOD WG, C-IED WG & TF, LOWG EPWG, FPTF, IGEO, Amph Ops WG, UDWG and the TTF.
· The MILENG COE is the custodian of MILENG Doctrine & Military Search Doctrine (ATP – 73 Vols I&II) As such is responsible for the development, review and harmonise the AJP and ATP series and other MILENG-related doctrine, taking into account higher level concepts, policy, doctrine and lessons learned; this in order to enhance interoperability among NATO and other MILENG forces.
rd· The MILENG COE will conduct the 3 Military Search Workshop over the period 15 Mar 13 in Vught NLD. This in order
to widen military search understanding and awareness, improve operability and maximise, for the benefit of all alliance members, national capabilities, experience and training opportunities.
· On behalf of the MILENG WG and ESCD the MILENG COE will lead the development of Route Clearance. This will include a Route Clearance Workshop which will take place over the period 6-8 May 2013 in Ingolstadt, Germany.
· On behalf of the NSJEC and the Logistic Committee the MILENG COE will develop a policy paper for Power Generation for Base Camps.
Analysis and Lessons Learned: ·The MILENG COE will continue to provide MILENG SME support to the Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre.
·The MILENG COE continues to develop its IKM, LL and information sharing capabilities.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Military Engineering Centre of ExcellencePionierkaserne auf der Schanz
Manchinger Str. 1 85053 IngolstadtGermany
Email:[email protected]: +49 (0)841 88660 5101
Fax: +49 (0)841 88660 5102
www.milengcoe.org
Training & Education: · The MILENG COE will deliver 9 in-house courses at the tactical and operational levels in order to educate and train
students on Military Engineering (MILENG) concepts in order to better prepare them for duty in a NATO environment.
· Participate in the ACT Quality Assurance Programme.
· The MILENG COE will consult with the MILENG COI to define what the role of the MILENG COE should be in ACT's Department Head for training programme. In addition, produce a MILENG Strategic Training Plan on behalf of NSJEC.
· Conduct TNA of NATO MILENG Staff Officers' Course in conjunction with SHAPE Engineers.
· Develop the MILENG COE ADL capability.
· Conduct TNA for the delivery of Infra Analysis & MILENG Knowledge Courses as requested by Engr Branch JFCB.
· Continue to provide SME support to the NATO School Oberammergau.
Capability Development & Experimentation:· The MILENG COE will conduct a military study (as requested by SN (DEU)) about Hampering and Channeling movement
without the use of mines.
· In support of Emerging Security Challenges Division (ESCD), Energy Security Section the MILENG COE will provide SME in reducing dependency on fossil fuels & Sustainable operational military compounds.
· The MILENG COE will facilitate its annual Industry Day and Information Exchange Seminar.
· Conduct Route Clearance (RC) experimentation to test/validate RC doctrine.
Miscellaneous · The MILENG COE continues to provide the secretariat function and support to the NATO Senior Joint Engineer
Conference, to be held in Izmir Turkey in Oct 2013.
MILENG COE Knowledge Portal
The MILENG COE provides an IKM hub to support the gathering, processing and dissemination of MILENG related information through a single source of collected knowledge. Registered users can get access to:
· Over 1000 documents, publications, whitepapers, manuals, and other downloads from NATO bodies and
nations.
· Work spaces which allow collaboration in support of writing teams, or for other projects which require
external contributions.
· Information about the latest MILENG events and registration details.
· The MILENG COE “Discussion Forum” which facilitates discussion about MILENG and other topics.
· Information about MILENG COE delivered courses and registration details.
Register to access the MILENG COE Knowledge Portal through the website at www.milengcoe.org
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NATO Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine (MILMED COE)Framework Nation: HungaryLocation: Budapest, HungaryPE Posts: 39 out of 52
MissionTo support and assist the Strategic Commands, other NATO bodies, nations, other civil and military bodies by supporting the transformation of the Alliance and thereby improving medical support to operations and to provide subject matter expertise in the following areas:
− Medical training and evaluation leading to certification− Medical Lessons Learned focusing on tactical aspects− Standards development and custodianshipNear real time disease surveillance (DHSC)
MILMED COE is involved in a number of interlinked medical related activities:
- Medical training- Doctrine and standards development- Lessons Learned process- Evaluation of medical capabilities- DHSC
2012 Major Work Items
Ÿ Supported NATO for the improvement of force health protection of Soldiers in missionŸ NATO Trauma Registry model developmentŸ Provided NATO First Responder Trainer TrainingŸ Provided Medical Man Exercise - Medical Treatment Facility EvaluationŸ Interoperability and standardization of Military Surgeon Educational ProgrammesŸ Supported NATO HQ in the improvement of force health protection of soldiers in NATO missionsŸ Supported the development of the NATO Medical Doctrine.Ÿ Developed Tactical Clinical Lessons Learned Database.Ÿ NATO Patient Evacuation Coordination Cell Design WorkshopŸ NATO Humanitarian Assistance Staff Officer Course Design WorkshopŸ Developed and conducted courses:
NATO Multinational Pre-clinical Mission Readiness Training PILOT CourseEmergency Management of Battlefield Injuries Course (EMBI)Major Incident Management and Support (MIMMS) CourseNATO Medical Evaluation (MEDEVAL) CourseNATO Evacuation Coordination Cell Course
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2013 Programme of Work Items in Support of NATOŸ
Ÿ Active participation in the medical focus area in CWIX exercise.
Ÿ Contribute to the development of the Modular Approach to medical support capability which seeks to make better use of Nations’ available medical assets.
Ÿ Support the MEDICS Clinical Management exercise series to investigate the utility and viability of MEDICS systems improvements.
Ÿ Support the MEDICS NATO/National integration activity.
Ÿ Support the development of Modeling and Simulation objectives to support NATO mission.
Ÿ Populate the NATO Education and Training Opportunities Catalogue with course opportunities open to NATO structure, countries and partners.
Ÿ Support NATO Quality Assurance Programme to determine standards and conformity for accredited criteria.
COE AddressAddress:
NATO Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 20-22
H-1125 Budapest
Postal Address:NATO Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine
BudapestP.O.B.: 113.
H-1255
COE Contact InformationPhone: +36-1-8830100
Fax: +36-1-8830127 Email:
Website: [email protected]
www.coemed.org
Director
Colonel Dr. KOPCSÓ, HUN A
Phone: +36-1-8830100
Email:
Deputy Director
COL Dr. DIERICH, Andreas (DEU N)
Email:
István
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Modelling and Simulation COE (M&S COE)Framework Nation: ItalyLocation: Rome, ItalyPE: 19 out of 44
MissionThe NATO M&S COE is dedicated to the promotion of M&S in support of operational requirements, training and interoperability. The Centre will act as a catalyst for transformation through the involvement of NATO, governments, academia, industry, operational and training entities, by improving the networking of NATO and nationally owned M&S systems, the cooperation between Nations and organisations through the sharing of M&S information and developments and serving as an international source of expertise for transformation in the related domain.
2012 Major Work Items
§ Conduct Basic M&S course for staff officers. Course introduced fundamentals of M&S in defence and computer generated forces.
§ Conduct the CAX Operator Certification Course in conjunction with JWC. Course prepared operators to perform duties during NATO computer assisted exercises.
§ Support NATO Exercise STEADFAST JOIST, STEADFAST JUNCTURE and CWIX.
§ Provide expertise on simulation support to crisis management practice activities conducted by the NATO Defense College.
§ Support to Distributed Training and Exercises (DTE) SEESIM 12 NATO Training Federation Integration test to prepare the experiment phase during the SEESIM 12 exercise.
§ M&S related events management: NATO CAX Forum 2012, with Academia, to promote the exchange of information and "best practices" among staffs of NATO and national simulation/exercise centres.
§ M&S related events attendance, by participating in the NATO booth with a display and demonstrations::- International Training and Education Conference (ITEC) 2012, annual forum for representatives from the military,
industry and academia on international training, education and simulation sectors.- Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) 2012 promoting cooperation among
the Armed Services, Industry, Academia and various Government agencies on training and education multiservice programs.
§ Contribute M&S and experimental activities through M&S tools and capabilities to NATO bodies (NATO Undersea Research Centre).
§ Support NATO Modelling and Simulation Group (NMSG) and develop roadmap for M&S contributions. - Contributions to the Modeling and Simulation vision and objectives in support of NATO mission.
2013 Programme of Work Items in Support of NATO§ Support the Education and Training Opportunities Catalogue with courses open to NATO structure, countries and partners,
through the exchange of expertise with NATO and National M&S involved entities (e.g. Courses and CAX support with JWC and Academia):
- CAX Operator Certification Course in conjunction with JWC. Course will prepare operators to perform duties during NATO computer assisted exercises.
- Basic M&S course for staff officers. Course will introduce fundamentals of M&S in defence and computer generated forces.
- Advanced M&S course for staff officers. Course will complete the basic course and introduce several operational and technical details of M&S defence applications.
§ Support NATO Exercise NAPLES VISION, STEADFAST JAZZ and CWIX.
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§ Training familiarization for all M&S tools available at COEs and integration in the suite simulation of software use by COEs.
§ Contribute M&S and experimental activities through M&S tools and capabilities to NATO bodies (Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation - CMRE) - creation and integration of models and environmental scenarios.
§ Contribute M&S and experimental activities through M&S tools and capabilities to National entities (US Joint Staff J7 Joint and Coalition Warfighting) – C2 Core Experimentation.
§ Support NATO Modelling and Simulation Group (NMSG) and develop roadmap for M&S contributions:
- development of the concept of Modeling & Simulation as a service within the NMSG ET-34;- NATO HLA Certification function (CeAG) under the authority of NMSG/MS3;
§ Support the Systems Analysis and Studies (SAS) Panel of the Science and Technology Organisation (S&T) to assess the art-of-the-possible in robotics and its application to and impact on NATO military operations.
§ Contributions to the Modeling and Simulation vision and objectives in support of NATO mission.§ Individual Training and Education Programme (ITEP) development support.
§ M&S related events management: NATO CAX Forum 2013, focus on technical issues and operating procedures related to simulation-based exercises and training support.
§ M&S related events attendance, by participating in the NATO booth with display and demonstrations:
- International Training and Education Conference (ITEC) 2013, annual forum for representatives from the military, industry and academia on international training, education and simulation sectors.
- Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) 2013 promoting cooperation among the Armed Services, Industry, Academia and various Government agencies on training and education multiservice programs.
§ availability of own M&S resources for partnership with interested added value providers to COE (e.g Academia, National Labs).
§ integration into the High bandwith European Research Network (GEANT) through the Italian Research Network segment (GARR)
§ Battle labs Federation with M&S industries, in the spirit of Distributed Network Battle Labs initiative.§ Support to NATO Lessons Learned and best practices development and collection.
COE Address:NATO Modelling & Simulation Centre Of ExcellencePiazza Villoresi 100139 Rome, Italy
COE Contact Information:Phone: +39 06 4691 4360 Fax: +39 06 4691 4299Email:Website:
https://transnet.act.nato.int/WISE/COE/Individual/MS/index_html
Director: Col. Stefano NICOLO'Phone: +39 06 4691 4361Fax: +39 06 4691 4193
Email: [email protected]
NAVAL MINE WARFARE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE (NMW COE)Framework Nation: Belgium and The NetherlandsLocation: Oostende, Belgium
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Mission
To support SACT in his efforts of transforming NATO by providing NATO with subject matter expertise in the field of Naval Mine Warfare with a primary focus on education and training.
Program of Work:While NMW COE's has retained its function as an education and training institution for the Belgian
and Netherlands Navies, the Framework Nations provide ACT and other NATO entities prioritised access to the services and support of the NMW COE. Ÿ The primary aim of the NMW COE POW is to:
Ÿ Provide education and training for NATO and Partner naval personnel and ships in NMW. Ÿ Assist in NATO joint policy, doctrine, strategy and concept development.
Ÿ Advise and assist Operational NATO Commands.
Ÿ Act as NMW technical advisor to the CC MARs Naples and Northwood. Ÿ Support NATO standardization and interoperability by contributing Naval Mine Warfare subject
matter expertise to NATO working groups and conferences.
2012 Major Work Items
Ÿ NMW COE conducted the Mine Warfare Staff Officers Course – open to NATO Nations (MSOC-N) The aim of this MCM specialization course is to train officers for the following functions in the field of mine warfare:
- Mine warfare staff functions ashore and afloat.- Commanding officer of a NMCM-flotilla, -squadron or –division- Instructor at a mine warfare school.
The candidates are required to have an extensive seagoing NMCM experience. The entry level for the course is the Advanced Mine Warfare Course – open to NATO Nations (AMWC-N) in a recent past.
Ÿ NMW COE hosted and chaired their annual Bi-SC Naval Mine Warfare Conference (NMWC)
Ÿ NMW COE conducted computer assisted Wargames (including operational planning) for BEL, DEU, GBR, NL MARFOR and NOR.
Ÿ Provided direct exercise support for the preparation of NATO NRF Training.
Ÿ Facilitated annual exercise SNOWMASTER.
Ÿ Direct support for NATO NMW WG
Ÿ Participation in the NSA - NNMWG Publication Sub-Group (PSG) conducting the complete review of ATP-6© Vol I & II and ATP-24(C) Vol I & II, ATP-1(D) VOL I
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2013 Major Work Items
Ÿ NMW COE will host NMWG meetings under the umbrella of the NATO Naval Armaments Group (NNAG) and the Military Committee Maritime Standardization Board (MCMSB). This Group is aimed at promoting cooperation and standardization in the field of Naval Mine Warfare to improve NATO forces' effectiveness over the whole spectrum of current and future operations.
Ÿ NMW COE will host and facilitate the MC Northwood NATO CAX 2013 DYNAMIC MOVE. DYNAMIC MOVE is a biannual Naval Mine Warfare Computer Assisted Exercise (CAX), designed to train the participants from NATO and national commands, including PfP nations, in a range of Naval Operations focused on the NRF concept. Mediterranean Dialogue (MD) nations are invited as observers. The aim is to exercise Naval Mine Warfare (NMW) tactics and procedures, the Allied Worldwide Navigational Information System (AWNIS) and Naval Cooperation and Guidance for Shipping (NCAGS) procedures, in order to enhance participants' ability to conduct littoral and amphibious operations.
Ÿ NMW COE will continue training and education opportunities for the Mine Warfare Staff Officers. Courses are open to NATO Nations (MSOC-N). The candidates are required to have an extensive seagoing NMCM experience.
COE AddressNATO MINE WARFARE COE3de & 23ste LinieregimentspleinB-8400 Oostende BELGIUM
COE Contact InformationPhone: +32 5956 3433Fax: +32 5956 3430Email: [email protected] Website: www.eguermin.org
DirectorCDR Nico Phone : +32 5956 3400Email :
Vasseur
Head ExpertiseCommander Stefan Rings Phone: +32 (0)59.56.3368Email :
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Crisis Management and Disaster Response COE (CMDR COE)Framework Nation: BulgariaLocation: Sofia, Bulgaria
LTC Orlin NikolovTelephone: +359 2 92 22369.Mobile Phone: +359 887 997 540e-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
COE in MOU Negotiations
Military Police COE (MP COE)Framework Nation: PolandLocation: Bydgoszcz, Pol
MissionThe mission of the centre is to act as the catalyst for improvement of NATO, Nations and partners capabilities in crisis and disaster response operations through collaborative partnerships.
COE Contact InformationCMDR COE DirectorCol Eng. Mitko Stoykov Prof. Dr.Sc.Director CMDR COE Office phone: +359 292 24700 Office e-mails: or
Web:
[email protected]@md.government.bg
http://cmdrcoe.mod.bg/
MissionTo enhance the NATO MP capability by providing subject matter expertise on all aspects of MP activities, thus improving the Alliance's interoperability in the field of MP operations.
The NATO MP COE will provide the lead subject matter expertise for the development of MPstandards and capabilities.
COE Contact InformationCOL Grzegorz WASIELEWSKIChief MP COE Establishment TeamPhone: +48 22 6853 095, +48 22 6853 093Email:
Website:
www.mpcoe.wp.mil.pl
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Multi-Nationalized COE
Multi-Nationalized COE for Mountain Warefare (MN COE MW)Framework Nation: SloveniaLocation: Ljubljana, Slovenia
MissionTo support the concept of developing and transforming forces and assets, and operational methods of the mountain warfare for the Republic of Slovenia, all NATO member countries, partners, other countries and international organizations, through the following core areas:
- development of mountain warfare specific doctrine, tactics and concepts- education and training- capability development and support to experimentation- MW lessons learned process
Slovenia intends to offer the existing Multi-Nationalized Mountain Warfare Centre of Excellence as a NATO COE in 2015.
COE Contact InformationCol Bostjan BlaznikEmail: Phone: +386 4 576 3114Website:
https://transnet.act.nato.int/WISE/COE/Individual/MW
COE in Concept Development
Strategic Communications COE (STRATCOM COE)Framework Nation: LatviaLocation: Riga, Latvia
MissionThe mission of NATO StratCom COE is to assist NATO Headquarters, Strategic Commands, other NATO bodies, nations, partners, and other civil and military bodies by supporting Alliance’s development of capabilities in mission effectiveness and interoperability in the near, mid and long terms through comprehensive and timely subject matter expertise on all aspects of Strategic Communications.
COE Contact InformationMs. Ieva KupceHead of Working Group to establish the NATO STRATCOM COEMinistry of Defence, Republic of LatviaPhone: +371 6 7335101Fax: +371 6 7222732Email: [email protected]
NATO COE Establishment Process
There are many steps in the COE establishment process. COE generally start either as an idea from NATO or an Alliance Nation, or as the offer of an established (multi-) national COE by an Alliance Nation. It culminates with the accreditation by the Military Committee (MC) and the endorsement of the North Atlantic Council (NAC).
Much dialogue and teamwork is required throughout the process starting with a close coordination between the Framework Nation (FN) and the HQ SACT Transformation Network Branch (TNB).
The following steps are necessary in order to complete the process:
Concept – The first step is the development of a formal document that provides all relevant information about the mission of the COE. TNB, HQ SACT or SHAPE subject matter experts and HQ SACT Legal will provide assistance and participate in meetings to help the FN thoroughly understand the process which includes the concept proposal and its development, and to ensure the draft will meet the established criteria.
Formal Offer - Sent from national CHoD to SACT and includes the final national draft of the concept.
Information Campaign – If the FN seeks a multi-national COE it must work to attract other SN.
MOU Development – Occurs dynamically with the information campaign. MOU templates are supplied by TNB and tailored with the assistance of TNB and legal teams.Events supporting MOU development are:
stŸ 1 MOU Conference: Goal is to sell COE, to attract potential SN. Any interested nation attends.
ndŸ 2 MOU Conference: Nations that consider becoming an SN attend. It will address legal aspects of the COE in greater detail. Concept changes as well as questions concerning the PE will be discussed.Ÿ MOU Signing Ceremony
First Steering Committee Meeting – FN and SN meet to formalize first COE budget and POW and to discuss any open business. TNB supports FN in setting up the meeting and attends as a non-voting member.
Accreditation Process – Conducted by HQ SACT through TNB. MC established criteria are assessed in order to achieve accreditation.The following steps are performed:Ÿ Questionnaire: Prior accreditation visit. Provided in order to determine accreditation readiness.
Several iterations may be necessary.Ÿ Accreditation Visit: Follows the COE's first Steering Committee Meeting.Ÿ Accreditation Package – After a successful accreditation visit TNB prepares the package for the
consideration of the MC and the NAC.Ÿ Approval of recommendation for accreditation by MC; NAC endorsement Ÿ The entire process takes between 11 months and 2 years.
Establishment manual at: TNB contact information for COE Establishment questions:
Mr. Tony Wedge+1 757 747 3553
https://transnet.act.nato.int/WISE/COE/COEESTABLI
NATO COE Programme of Work (POW) Process
The POW has evolved through lessons learned and feedback from the COE in order to provide better clarity for NATO Requests For Support (RFS), to better align the centres and NATO's planning time lines, provide accountability and enhance COE flexibility in response to NATO RFS and Emergent Requests For Support (ERFS).
RFS are collected through the annual COE POW development process which is the primary tool for coordination of NATO inputs to COE POW. A prioritized list of RFS is developed and submitted annually to each COE. Out of the regular planning cycle requirements for support from the centres are collected on emergent basis as ERFS.
RFS Process:The 2014 COE POW development cycle will collect NATO-wide inputs which, together with inputs
from the SN and other entities, will be combined into the draft POWs and presented to the COE Steering Committees for approval as the 2014 COE POW.
2014 COE POW development draft time lines:Jan - 2014 COE POW timeline and forms finalizedFeb - Initial NATO inputs requestedMar - Initial NATO inputs to COEsApr - COE submit draft 2014 POWs to TNBApr-May- Collection of NATO inputs Jun - Initial staffing of NATO inputs to COEs COE WorkshopAug- Formal submission of NATO RFS
Out of Cycle RFS (OOCRFS) Process:OOC requirements are submitted to the centres as they materialize on an ad hoc basis. OOCRFS
should not replace regular inputs through the COE POW development process as they have to compete for resources against already existing, approved and budgeted COE POW items.
The Out of Cycle RFS (OOCRFS_ process steps:1. Contact the subject COE with the OOCRFS and info TNB.2. OOCRFS will be evaluated by the centre and will determine appropriate expertise and available
resources, and reply. In the case where an ERFS cannot be accomplished, request COE contact ACT/TNB for further prioritization.
3. ACT validation and prioritization of the OOCRFS in coordination with the potentially affected stakeholders.
4. Final acceptance or rejection of the OOCRFS by COE based on ACT's prioritization recommendation and update of the COE POW.
More information, including events and forms, is available on the COE Webpage on TRANSNET (login required), and on the COE POW page on NSWAN (HW SACT Home page -> COE -> COE POW).
TNB contact information for the COE POW questions:Mr Robert Napiorkowski+1 757 747 4299
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NATION PARTICIPATION IN NATO COE
Country COE Framework Nation of
BEL C2, JAPCC, MILENG, NMW NMW
BGR DAT CMDR
CAN CJOS, JAPCC, MILENG
CZE EOD, HUMINT, JAPCC, JCBRN, MILENG, MILMED JCBRN
DEU C2, CCD, CIED, CIMIC, CJOS, CSW, DAT, JAPCC, JCBRN, MILENG, MILMED CIMIC, CSW, JAPCC,
MILENG
DNK CIMIC, MILENG
ESP C2, CCD, CIED, CJOS, JAPCC, MILENG CIED
EST C2, CCD, ENSEC CCD
FRA CASPOA, CIED, CJOS, ENSEC, EOD, JAPCC, MILENG, MILMED CASPOA
GBR CJOS, DAT, JAPCC, JCBRN, MILENG
GRC CJOS, CSW, HUMINT, JAPCC, JCBRN, MILENG
HUN CCD, CIED, CIMIC, DAT, EOD, HUMINT, JAPCC, JCBRN, MILMED MILMED
ITA CCD, CJOS, ENSEC, JAPCC, JCBRN, MILENG, MILMED, M&S M&S
LVA CCD, CIMIC, ENSEC STRATCOM
LTU CCD, ENSEC ENSEC
NLD C2, CCD, CIED, CIMIC, CJOS, CSW, DAT, JAPCC, MILENG, MILMED, NMW C2, CCOE, NMW
NOR C2, CJOS, CWO, JAPCC, MILENG CWO
POL CCD, CIMIC, CSW, EOD, HUMINT, JAPCC, JCBRN, MILENG, MP MP
PRT CIED, CJOS, JAPCC
ROU CIED, CJOS, DAT, EOD, HUMINT, JAPCC, JCBRN, MILENG, MILMED HUMINT
SVK C2, CCD, EOD, HUMINT, JCBRN EOD
SVN CIMIC, HUMINT, JCBRN, MW MW
TUR C2, CJOS, CSW, DAT, ENSEC, HUMINT, JAPCC, MILENG DAT
USA C2, CCD, CJOS, CIED, DAT, HUMINT, JAPCC, JCBRN, MILENG, M&S CJOS
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For more information on COE contactCAPT Dario Leccese
Transformation Network Branch HeadPhone: +1 757 747 4330
Email: [email protected]
For questions or input to the COE Catalogue contactMs. Betsy Allee
Phone: +1 757 747 4130Email: [email protected]
Catalogue Files available at: https://transnet.act.nato.int/WISE/COE/CATALOG
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