This is a great initiative, the first time that NATO has advertised one of its courses via ReliefWeb. Hopefully this will attract greater participation from NGO audiences, the chronic challenge that military trainers face in running CIMIC courses.
Especially for those of you in civilian organizations- this is a great course to get a heavily-subsidized introduction to CIMIC. Getting to spend 9 days in Italy isn't so bad either...
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REFLECTING ON THE EVOLVING DYNAMIC BETWEEN THE MILITARY AND CIVILIAN AGENCIES IN HUMANITARIAN ACTION LOOKS AT: WAR, COMPLEX EMERGENCIES, DEVELOPMENT, NATION-BUILDING, PEACE-BUILDING, PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS, DISASTERS, CIVIL-MILITARY COOPERATION, CIMIC, CIVIL AFFAIRS, HEARTS AND MINDS, PSYOPS, MISSION INTEGRATION, JOINT/COMPREHENSIVE OPERATIONS, PROVINCIAL RECONSTRUCTION TEAMS, PRT, ETC.
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