Civil Preparedness – Nato Civil Experts Capability

Jacuch, Andrzej

doi:10.5604/01.3001.0012.9806

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“…These mechanisms included nato Civil Wartime agencies, which were to deal with shipping management, land transport coordination, aviation, central supply, energy, and refugee organizations . By the late 1980s, the alliance maintained plans for eight nato Civil Wartime agencies to be activated in times of crisis or war to coordinate and direct efforts ranging from allocation of industrial resources and oil supplies to food production, civil transportation, and management of refugee flows (Jacuch, 2017) . These agencies were put in dormant status and finally disbanded in the early 2000s; in general, civil preparedness planning, structures and capabilities had been reduced starting from the 1990s, both at national level and within nato .…”

Section: Nato: Strengthening Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

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Countering Hybrid Threats: Resilience in the Eu and Nato’s Strategies

Jacuch

2020

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The objective of this paper is to identify, analyze and assess nato's and the Eu's responses to hybrid threats targeting Europe, in particular the Baltics 2 , the visegrád Group 3 and the Balkan 4 countries. it considers measures, regulations, structures and capabilities of both organizations. The main hypothesis stipulates that strengthening resilience through civil preparedness is the basis of both nato and Eu strategies to counter hybrid threats, and that cybersecurity, strategic communication and military mobility are key areas the two organizations are working on. 1 This article reflects the personal opinions of the author and does not represent the views of any institution or organisation .

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Section: Nato: Strengthening Resiliencementioning

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“…They advise on the civilian aspects of crises and the effective use of civilian capabilities, support civil-military planning and the development of programs and concepts . The nato experts contribute to development of resilience requirements, evaluation criteria, guidelines, measurements and assessments (Jacuch, 2017) .…”

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Countering Hybrid Threats: Resilience in the Eu and Nato’s Strategies

Jacuch

2020

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Critical Infrastructure Resilience as a Shared Policy Response of NATO and the EU

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Niskanen

2024

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Civil Transport in Nato

Jacuch

2018

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The current security and defence challenges require a new approach to the military logistics. To ensuring collective defence of the Alliance in the 21st century, additionally to the military, a wide range of civilian capabilities and active cooperation between public and private partners, government, science and the private sector is critical. Developing further arrangements to manage efficiently civil capabilities, particularly transport ones, in time of crisis and war and reducing dependency on commercial support will improve military mobility. The article presents current security environment, analysis of NATO civil transport task, structures, procedures and processes enabling civil transport support in crisis and war, including NATO Civil War Time Agencies. This article is related to the research on “Challenges and threats of security and defence of the Republic of Poland in the twenty first century”, which is carried out by the Institute of Security and Defence Systems of the Faculty of Logistics at the Military University of Technology in Warsaw.

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Civil Preparedness – Nato Civil Experts Capability

Cited by 5 publications

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Countering Hybrid Threats: Resilience in the Eu and Nato’s Strategies

Countering Hybrid Threats: Resilience in the Eu and Nato’s Strategies

Critical Infrastructure Resilience as a Shared Policy Response of NATO and the EU

Civil Transport in Nato

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