In support to CCOE

The Crisis Management and Disaster Response Centre of Excellence (CMDR COE) provided subject matter expertise and support during the delivery of the fourth iteration of the Resilience through Civil Preparedness Course, organised and held by the Civil-Military Cooperation Centre of Excellence (CCOE) on 18–22 March 2024 in The Hague, the Netherlands. The training audience encompassed civilian and military participants from eight nations who were introduced to the various aspects of, and perspectives on resilience, the intricate connection between the civil preparedness core tasks and the respective baseline requirements for national resilience as well as the importance of incorporating civil environment analysis into operational planning.

As part of the instructors’ team, Ms. Bozhidara Kiryakova, CD & E expert at the CMDR COE, provided an in-depth analysis of the academic perspective on resilience and, together with the other experience course coaches, supported the highly-motivated students with guidance and constructive feedback.

The course demonstrated once again the successful collaboration between the CMDR COE and the CCOE.

The CMDR COE’s 2024 RtCP course iteration is planned for 5–7 November 2024. For additional information and application, visit the following link: https://cmdrcoe.org/menu.php?m_id=40&c_id=77

Photos: CD/CCOE

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