Asia Pacific Civil Asia Pacific Civil Military Asia Pacific Civil Asia Pacific Civil ‐ Military Military Military Centre of Excellence Centre of Excellence Superintendent Nigel Superintendent Nigel Phair Superintendent Nigel Superintendent Nigel Phair Phair Phair
Mission Mission To support the development of national civil ‐ military capabilities T t th d l t f ti l i il ilit biliti to prevent, prepare for, and respond more effectively to disasters and conflicts overseas. Vision Vision To become a global leader in promoting best practice in civil ‐ military ‐ police engagement in conflict and disaster management. conflict and disaster management.
Australian Federal Police � The Australian Federal Police (AFP) and its predecessor, the Commonwealth Police, have d th C lth P li h participated in traditional peacekeeping missions since 1964. � The International Deployment Group (IDG) was established in 2004. � The IDG manages deployment of Australian Police overseas: � Capacity Development Projects; � Regional/Bi & Multi ‐ lateral Programs; � UN Peacekeeping Missions; and � UN Peacekeeping Missions; and � External Territories Community Policing � Northern Territory Emergency Response
Responsibilities & Priorities Responsibilities & Priorities (Approved by Government in December 2008) (Approved by Government in December 2008) Civil ‐ military conceptual framework for • conflicts and disasters overseas fli d di Training, education, doctrine development • Research and lessons learned • International engagement • NOT: Operational, Policy ‐ making, Domestic
4 Key Focus Areas 4 Key Focus Areas y Peace & Stabilisation Operations Operations Disaster Management Civil ‐ Military Governance & & Mitigation & Mitigation the Rule of Law th R l f L Best Practice Humanitarian Assistance & Reconstruction
Major Deliverables Major Deliverables Multi ‐ Agency Coordination Conceptual Framework for Conflict and Disaster Management Overseas p g • Assistance to departments & agencies on civil ‐ military issues • Training & Education Civil ‐ Military Interaction Workshop: annual • Civil ‐ Military Interaction Seminar: annual • African Union Symposium on Protection of Civilians (March 2010) • Host of 2010 International Challenges Forum (April 2010) H f 2010 I i l Ch ll F (A il 2010) • Franchisee of UN OCHA Civil ‐ Military Coordination Course (two per year) • Assistance to UN (DPKO, OCHA, UNITAR, UN agencies) • Training support to the Australian Civilian Corps (ACC) Training support to the Australian Civilian Corps (ACC) • • Postgraduate elective on civil ‐ military relations: University of Sydney • Membership of International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centres • Civil ‐ military conferences and workshops with Government and NGO Civil military conferences and workshops with Government and NGO • partners
Training & Education Program Activities FY2010/11 Ex Talisman Ex Tropic Ex Excalibur Ex Cobra Gold Saber Twilight (NZ) ASCS Bangkok Various 2 – 17 July 15 – 19 Nov Feb 2011 July 2011 y July Nov Mar June 2010 2010 2011 2011 AU PoC CMIW Senior OCHA CMCoord AU POC CMIS Workshop Mt Macedon Leaders Canberra Addis Ababa Sydney Addis 6 – 11 Seminar 29 Aug – 3 Sep Oct December Feb 2011 March Cairns May y Challenges Challenges HADR HADR OCHA CMCoord IAPTC ACC Civ ‐ Mil Forum Awareness Vanuatu Dhaka Training Cairo Training 5 – 10 Sep 28 Nov – 2 Dec TBA April p Pacific Is. TBC OCHA Donors USYD Civ ‐ G Group Mil El Mil Elective ti Jakarta 13 Sep – 4 3 – 5 Sep Exercises Exercises Aug g Wilton Park Centre Stabilisation facilitating Conference Conference Centre attending 19 – 22 July y
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