ASIA PACIFIC RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT MOVEMENT
CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS PILOT TRAINING COURSE
26 – 30 March 2018, Kuala Lumpur
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The Asia Pacific Movement Civil-Military Relations Pilot Training Course hosted jointly by IFRC and ICRC!
The increasing prevalence of military involvement in disaster and crisis response in the region has made civil-military relations (CMR) an important issue of common interest for National Societies, the IFRC, and the ICRC. National Societies are often at the forefront of civil-military interaction with their domestic militaries, and the IFRC and ICRC have a range of relationships with militaries in the region.
The course is designed to support participants to develop and maintain appropriate CMR with militaries operating in their environment, both for preparedness/, and which will be used in the course.planning, and for disaster response.
With the support of
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PARTICIPANTS
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SPEAKERS
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COUNTRIES
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MODULES
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Xavier Castellanos
Regional Director
IFRC Asia Pacific
John Miller
Consultant
Ken Hume
Civil and Military Relations Coordinator
IFRC Asia Pacific
Nelson Castano
Head of Disaster and Crises/Prevention, Response and Recovery Unit
IFRC Asia Pacific
Paul Keen
Regional Cooperation Advisor for Asia and the Pacific
ICRC Regional Delegation
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