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Events
- 2008 Conference
- 2007 Conference
- Roundtables
2008 Conference: Enhancing Reconstruction and Stabilisation: Understanding the new Rudd Agenda
The Annual Conference will focus on implementing an effective partnership. It will include workshops. Click here to register online.
Program
| Conference Day 1 - 14 October 2008 |
| Welcome by Conference chairs: Athol Yates, Neil Greet & Trevor Thomas |
Opening Address by the Hon Mike Kelly
Update on APC CIMIC and whole of campaign template |
| International developments in stabilisation and reconstruction |
| Evolution in ADF (civil-military) stabilisation and reconstruction activities |
| Experiences and lessons learned in stabilisation and reconstruction |
| Workshop on lesson impediments and solutions to enhance stabilisation and reconstruction |
| Workshop reports |
| Networking Drinks and BBQ |
| Conference Day 2 - 15 October 2008 |
| Workshop 1: Improving multi-group S&R activities |
Workshop 2: What are the implications for the ADF? |
Workshop 3: Business opportunities and builiding industry engagement |
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Case Study: Overview of Operation Sumatra Assist
Maj Gen David Chalmers |
Discussion Exercise (DISCEX): Major humanitarian disaster on Indonesian/Papua New Guinea area in 2015
Facilitator: Rita Parker
Aim: To conceptualise future conduct of humanitarian operations in the context of civil-military response.
The DISCEX scenario will be based on Operation Sumatra Assist but set in 2015 with the focus on the new Landing Helicopter Docks (LHDs) which are the replacement for the Heavy Landing Ships/Amphibious Landing Ship. |
Date: Conference - 14-15 October 2008
To express interest : Email events@homelandsecurity.org.au or call 02 6161 5143
Brochure download
Register online
Civil-Military Network Update Roundtable
Date: 13 October 2008
Time: 4.00pm - 6.00pm
Location: International Affairs Conference Centre, Australian Institute of International Affairs Building, Level 1, 32 Thesiger Court, Deakin, ACT
Cost: This event is free to attend
Aim: In an informal environment, share civil-military developments being undertaken by government, private and NGO organisations. Each person will have 5 minutes to talk about their work. While people are most welcome to bring promotional literature about their organisation/project, there will be no powerpoint presentations.
This is a great opportunity to hear what others are doing and share information on your work.
Who can attend: All members of the Civil-Military Network and delegates/speakers at the Enhancing Reconstruction and Stabilisation Conference.
Registration: essential for catering, please send an email to events@homelandsecurity.org.au
Contact: Telephone 02 6161 5143 or email events@homelandsecurity.org.au
Past CIMIC events of interest
Reconstruction During Conflict - A Whole of Government Approach. 10 & 11 September 2007
The 'Reconstruction During Conflict' seminar addressed the lessons learned internationally and asked how our "Whole of Government" approach to reconstruction during conflict can be improved. A range of presentations covered topics including ADF Response, evaluations of CIMIC performances in recent operations, and insights from civil organisations including the engineering and Aid fields.
| Day 1 |
Keynote Address: Building Future International Stability, a Need for Nations to Emerge from the Shadows of Conflict |
The Hon Dr Brendan Nelson |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
The ADF Response: Stabilisation Operations Delivering Effects to Win |
Lieutenant General Ken Gillespie |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
An Industry View: An Australian Multinational Delivering Results for the Rehabilitation of Nations at War |
Mr. Andrew Wood |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
AusAid View: AusAid - Assisting Countries in Conflict to Reduce Poverty and Achieve Sustainable Development |
Ms. Anne O’Keefe and Mr. Alan March |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
A Strategic Insight: A U.S. View of Whole of Government Effort on Operations in Iraq |
Major General Steven Abt |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
US Reconstruction in Iraq: Delivering the First Mile Solutions to the People of Iraq – Reconstruction Effects in a Complex Contested Environment |
Colonel Bill Haight and Colonel Brad Ward |
Powerpoint presentation pdf
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
Australia's Reconstruction Efforts in Afghanistan: Australia’s Reconstruction Efforts in Afghanistan – A Report on Reconstruction Task Force 1 |
Lieutenant Colonel Michael Ryan |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
| Day 2 |
Adaptive Campaigning: Adaptive Campaigning - Guns, Money, Buildings and Tea: The Challenges and Lessons of Contemporary Operations |
Colonel Rodger Noble and Lieutenant Colonel Wade Stothart |
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Civil-Military Co-Operation: Managing the Interface Providing a Trusted Bond Serving Military and Civilian Needs – A Reserve Capability |
Major General Ian Flawith, Colonel Peter Jeffery and Captain Andy Gough (RAN) |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
Engineers Australia Engineers Providing an Element of National Power |
Mr. Rolfe Hartley |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
AUSTCARE: Working Together to Achieve Results that Benefit the Indigenous People |
Mr. Mike Smith |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
| Case Studies - 1st Session |
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The Untold Story of Army ATSIC Community Assistance Program |
Lieutenant Colonel Noel Beutel |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
Domestic Emergency Support to Cyclone Larry |
Lieutenant Colonel Paul Hobbs |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
| Case Studies - 2nd Session |
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Civil Military Affairs in East Timor |
Lieutenant Colonel Brian Cox |
Powerpoint presentation pdf |
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