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The Partnership Work Program defines the objectives to be pursued in all the areas of cooperation in the Partnership for Peace Program. The current PfP areas listed here serve as guidance for NATO and other nations to prepare their proposals for specific activities. PIMS facilitates these activities with support ranging from information resource links to database development, curriculum and cooperative development projects.

Allies and Partners decided at the Prague Summit to intensify their links in ways detailed in the comprehensive review.

The central concerns remain the same – the PFP and EAPC founding documents still apply – but the Partnerships are evolving with the Alliance to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

Political and security consultations in the EAPC will be intensified, and the interoperability fundamental to the PfP will be enhanced.

  • Airspace Management/Control (ASM)
  • Armaments Cooperation and Management (ARM)
  • Arms Control, Disarmament and Non-Proliferation (ACD)
  • Border Security and Control (BSC)
  • Challenges of Modern Society (CCMS)
  • Civil Emergency Planning (CEP)
  • Conceptual, Planning and Operational Aspects of Peacekeeping (PKG)
  • Consultation, Command and Control (C3)
  • Consumer Logistics (LOG)
  • Crisis Management (CRM)
  • Defence Economic Issues (DEI)
  • Defense Planning and Budgeting (DPB)
  • Defense Policy and Strategy (DPS)
  • Democratic Control of Forces and Defense Structures (DCF)
  • Foreign Policy and Security (FPS)
  • Global Humanitarian Mine Action (HMA)
  • International Humanitarian Law (IHL)
  • Language Training (LNG)
  • Medical Services (MED)
  • Meteorological and Oceanographic Support for NATO/Partner Forces (METOC)
  • Military Education, Training and Doctrine (TRD)
  • Military Exercises and Related Training Activities (TEX)
  • Military Geography (GEO)
  • Military Infrastructure (MIF)
  • Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Defense (NBC)
  • Operational, Materiel and Administrative Aspects of Standardization (STD)
  • Planning, Organization, and Management of National Defence Research and Technology (DRT)
  • Protective Security Systems and Inspection (PSI)
  • Public Diplomacy (PD)
  • Response to Terrorism (RTT)
  • Security Through Science (STS)
  • Small Arms and Light Weapons (SLW)

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