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Conferences/Workshops COE sponsors and participates in various conferences and workshops that bring together the subject-matter experts in specific sectors of humanitarian assistance. The goal of these events is to further the ability of the humanitarian community to respond to and/or manage disasters. For example, protocols, checklists, guidelines, working solutions, are some of the products developed in these events. Conference and workshop participants include government, non-government, United Nations, military, and other civilian personnel that participate in disaster assistance. Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High-Yield
Explosives workshop (CBRNE) The Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High-Yield Explosives workshop titled, 'Traditional Responders: Non-Traditional Roles' is co-sponsored by COE, the US Agency for International Development/Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, InterAction, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The purpose of the workshop is to heighten the awareness of senior leadership from non-governmental organizations of the issues, hazards and existing mechanisms associated with a response to a CBRNE event - with a view to laying the foundation for improving a coordinated inter-agency and inter-organizational response in a contaminated environment. Training Assistance Program Training Assistance Programs are courses developed by the Center according to specific needs and tailored to meet specific requests by the hosting agency. Many of the lectures are pulled from the CHART course, but are adapted to the host agency's need for time, instructor, and/or practical modifications. The target audience is the same for CHART. Senior Leadership Seminar The African Center for Strategic Studies invited PACOM's Director for Strategic Planning and Policy to attend this seminar hosted by the Government of Ethiopia. The request was passed on to the COE who will represent the Director at the Seminar. The 2-week program is designed to bring together civilian, military, and civil society leaders to discuss issues of democratic governance, civil-military relations, security strategy, and defense economics. |
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