Centre for European Perspective (CEP) is for the first time organising a generic pre-deployment training within the network of European Security and Defence College (ESDC).
Participants from Canada, Denmark, France, Greece and Norway are taking part in a four day training between 26 and 29 May in Brussels. The training will provide civilian experts with the basic knowledge and soft skills required for deployment to an international crisis management mission, irrespective of the specific functions they fulfil in the field. At the end of the training, participants will have acquired knowledge about conflict prevention and crisis management, EU structures in charge of Common Security and Defence Policy, security sector reform, cross cutting issues related to mission work (inter-cultural issues, gender affairs, code of conduct, etc.) as well as risk assessment and security issues.
CEP has been for the last 5 years very active in the field of civilian crisis management trainings within the Europe’s New Training Initiative for Civilian Crisis Management (ENTRi) and is expanding its work with the cooperation with the European Security and Defence College (ESDC), which was established in 2005 with the aim of providing strategic-level education in European Security and Defence Policy, now Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP).
USPOSABLJANJE ZA STROKOVANJAKE, KI SE BODO PRIDRUŽILI SVOP MISIJAM EVROPSKE UNIJE
Center za evropsko prihodnost (CEP) prvič organizira generično pred-napotitveno usposabljanje pod okriljem Evropske akademije za varnost in obrambo (European Security and Defence College - ESDC).
Udeleženci iz Kanade, Danske, Francije, Grčije in Norveške sodelujejo na štiri dnevnem usposabljanju, ki se odvija med 26. in 29. majem v Bruslju. Na usposabljanju bodo udeleženci pridobili osnovna znanja in veščine, ki jih potrebujejo za sodelovanje na mednarodnih misijah civilnega kriznega upravljanja, ne glede na njihove funkcije in položaje, ki jih bodo opravljali v misiji. Ob koncu usposabljanja bodo udeleženci podrobneje poznali krizno upravljanje in upravljanje za preprečevanje konfliktov, EU strukture, ki usmerjajo skupno varnostno in obrambno politiko (SVOP), spoznali reforme varnostnega sektorja, razumeli številna horizontalna vprašanja (medkulturno sodelovanje, enakost spolov, kodeks ravnanja – Code of conduct), kot tudi analizo rizika in različna varnostna tveganja.
CEP je bil zadnjih pet let zelo aktiven na področju usposabljanja civilnih strokovnjakov, ki odhajajo ali že delujejo v civilnih misijah, in sicer v okviru konzorcija ENTRi (Europe’s New Training Initiative for Civilian Crisis Management), ki ga v večini financira Evropska komisija. Z izvedbo generičnega pred-napotitvenega usposabljanja si CEP širi krog sodelovanja z ESDC, ki je bil leta 2005 ustanovljen z namenom zagotavljanja izobraževanja strateške ravni evropske varnostne in obrambne politike (EVOP), ki se sedaj imenuje skupna varnostna in obrambna politika (SVOP).
