NATO civil emergency planning.

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NATO Civil Emergency Plannning Directorate

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [S.l.] : The Directorate, 1996Description: 11 pSubject(s):

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363.347094 21

Subject: This information on Civil Emergency Planning (CEP) in NATO focusses on the changes in the approach to CEP since the foundation of the Alliance, the role of CEP in NATO, the planning tools available to the Alliance, and the Crisis Management Arrangements that have been developed by NATO's civil community

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This information on Civil Emergency Planning (CEP) in NATO focusses on the changes in the approach to CEP since the foundation of the Alliance, the role of CEP in NATO, the planning tools available to the Alliance, and the Crisis Management Arrangements that have been developed by NATO's civil community

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