Based on Libya example : Sahel - Capacity4Dev

Draft ProgrammeTraining Course on fragility, security and development in the context of EU external actionVenue CCAB AB2B, 36 rue Froissart, 1040 Bruxelles27 – 30 May 2013Monday 27 May 2013: WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION, CONCEPTS and STRATEGIESTIME DURATION SUBJECT SPEAKER/FACILITATOR METHODOLOGY LEARNING OBJECTIVES9:00 - 10:00 60 Welcome andcourseintroduction byIES, DEVCO, andESDCGorenc Pavlina (ESDC),Denisa-Elena Ionete (DEVCO)Dr. Alexander Mattelaer (IES)Presentation- Become familiar with the organisers: IES, DEVCO and ESDC’s rational;- Know what to expect from the course;- Be aware of administrative issues related to the course;- Become familiar with the ESDC, its structures and activities;- Become familiar with DEVCO 05, its goals and objectives;10.00 -11.00 60 IntroductionparticipantsIES, ESDC, DEVCO In groups - Get to know each other, background and reason for attending the course;11:00:11:30 30 Coffee break11:30: 12:30 60 EuropeanSecurity Strategyand EuropeanSecurity in achanging world12:30-13:45 75 Lunch13:45 - 15:00 75 Panel: EUexternal actionmechanisms(with focus onCFSP and CSDP)15:00 - 16:00 60 Introduction todevelopmentcooperation withparticularreference tofragility16.00 - 16.30 30 Coffee break16.30 - 17.30 60 CSDP operations:Key aspects andcurrent state ofplaySven Biscop (Egmont)Dr. Luis Simon (IES)Kathleen Fitzpatrick (US)Bert Versmessen (EEAS)Marcus Cornaro (DEVCO )Denisa-Elena Ionete (DEVCO)Col Bruno-Mikael Nicolas (EUMS)Mari Hannele Neuvonen (CPCC)Dr. Alexander Mattelaer (IES)17.30 -17.45 15 Wrap up Dr. Alexander Mattelaer (IES) Debrief18:00 – 20.15 Networking event IES, DEVCO, EEASPresentation (20min)Presentation (20 min)Debate: Q/A (20min)Presentation (20min)Presentation (20 min)Debate: Q/A (35min)Presentation (20 mins)Presentation (20 min)Debate: Q/A (20 mins)Presentation (20 mins)Presentation (20 mins)Debate: Q/A (20mins)- Understand the rational and political context behind the ESS formulation;- Be familiar with the concrete actions following the ESS;- Understand the concept of security and its synergy with durable development;- Understand the current geopolitical shifts, and the implications for Europe;- Be able to identify the main changes brought by the Lisbon Treaty to CSDP missions andoperations;- Understand the role of the EEAS and the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and SecurityPolicy in CSDP;- Learn about the EU and the USA Comprehensive Approach;- Be familiar with the aim and objectives behind the EU approach on development;- Understand the target areas of the EU development policy/agenda for change;- To learn about the new Multiannual Financial Framework;- Understand the concept of fragile and failing states;- Understanding the new approach to fragility and crisis situations (New Deal, Busan);- Mapping of the various civilian missions and military operations deployed since 2003;- Understand the mandates of each of these civilian missions and military operations;

Tuesday 28 May 2013: Actors in the region and Strategic Challenges for EU Civilian Crisis ManagementTIME DURATION SUBJECT SPEAKER/FACILITATOR METHODOLOGY LEARNING OBJECTIVES09:00-09:15 15 Day Introductionand recap09.15 -10:15 60 Panel: EU CrisisManagement (I) -decision making10:15 – 11:15 60 Panel: EU CrisisManagement (II) -capabilitiesdevelopement11.15 -11:35 20 Coffee break11:35-13:05 90 Panel: EU CrisisManagement –Case studies (II)Esther Marijnen (IES)Dr. Alexander Mattelaer (IES)Snowy Lintern (EEAS, CMPD)Gerard Heckel (CMPD)Capt Hemut von Schroeter (EUMC)Daniel Fiott (IES)Fernando Moreno (CMPD)LtCol Dick Duijn (EUMS)DebriefPresentation (30 minutes)Debate: 30 minsPresentation (20 mins)Presentation (20 mins)Debate : Q/A (20 mins)Presentation (30 mins)Presentation (30 mins)Debate : Q/A (30 mins)-Understand the structures and decision making process from the Crisis ManagementConcept to the OPLAN;- Know the policy framework regarding the development of civilian and military capabilities;- Understand the pragmatic approach to training delivery and synergies between the MS andEU Institutions;- Case studies: old mission vs. new mission: EUTM Mali and EUTM Somalia;13:05 -14:20 75 Lunch14:20-15:30 70 EU instrumentsdeployed insituations ofcrisis andfragility15.30 - 15:50 20 Coffee break15:50 -17:00 70 EU instrumentsdeployed insituations ofcrisis andfragility17:00 -17.15 15 Concludingdiscussions17.15 End of TrainingTim Clarke (EEAS)Michel Doyle (FPI )Chantal Symoens (DEVCO)Francisco Javier Perez Aparicio(ECHO)Esther Marijnen (IES)Presenation (20mins)Presentation (20 mins)Debate: Q/A: (30 mins)Presenation (20 mins)Presentation (20 min)Debate: Q/A: (30 mins)- Become familiar with the instruments managed by FPI and the CMPD Department ofEEAS;- Learn about differences and complementarities between CFSP/CSDP and nonCFSP/CSDP instruments such as IfS;- Understand the CSDP missions and other EU crisis response actions;- Be familiar with the existing partnerships with third states and IOs in CSDP;- Draw lessons from crisis settings where CSDP and other EU assistance instruments wereused;- Become familiar with DEVCO and ECHOI;- Learn about differences and complementarities between CFSP/CSDP and nonCFSP/CSDP instruments;-Understand the way how humanitarian and civil protection mechanisms work into practice;

Wednesday 29 May 2013 – Introduction to the EU approach to fragility, security and development cooperationTIME DURATION SUBJECT SPEAKER/FACILITATOR METHODOLOGY LEARNING OBJECTIVES09:00 -09:15 15 Recap of thecourse so far09:15 –11:00 105 Panel: The new EUApproach toFragility11:00 - 11:15 15 Coffee break11:15-12:45 90 Better ArticulatingHumanitarian andDevelopmentInterventions - akey step forResilience buildingEsther Marijnen (IES)Timmo Wilkki (DEVCO)Oliver Blake (DEVCO)Mihaela Haliciu (DEVCO)Denis Pourchet (DEVCO)Luiza Bara (DEVCO)Dominique Albert (ECHO)Patrick Illing (DEVCO)Presentations (15mins)Presentation (30 mins)Case study (15 mins)Case study (15 mins°Debate: Q/A (30 mins)Presentation (60)Debate/Discussion(30mins)- To learn about principles and commitments for aid effectiveness;- To learn about the notion of fragile states and the policy and operationalchallenges these represent;- Understand the programmatic approach and the application of the agenda forchange in the implementation of development cooperation;- Learn from some concrete examples (case studies);-To understand the concept of resilience, as well as the role of thehumanitarian-development interface in resilience building processes;-To learn about the new EU approach to Resilience and related EU Action Plan;-To become familiar with certain essential elements for operationalizing thearticulation of humanitarian and development interventions (LRRD-LinkingRelief, Rehabilitation and Development);-To learn about successful examples of resilience building in practice: the AGIRInitiative in the Sahel;12:45 -14:00 75 Lunch14:00 - 15:20 80 Security SectorReformProf. Dr. Joachim Koops (IES)Katarina Motoskova (DEVCO)Marc Van Bellinghen (EEAS)Presentation (20 mins)Presentation (20 mins)Case studies: (20 mins)Debate: Q/A: (20 mins)-Understanding the difference between peace building and state building;-Understand the evolving concept of SSR and the link between the differentsecurity actors;- Understand the challenges and opportunities of often complex SSRprogrammes in different situations;- Become familiar with the implementation of SSR in CSDP missions;- Learn about the programmes of DEVCO related to SSR and case studiesdiscussion;15:20 – 16:45 85 Mainstreaminggender, humanrights and childprotectionAndrea Papouskova (CMPD)Maj Joseph Spiteri (EUMS)Patrice Lenormand (DEVCO)Presentation (30mins)Case studies: (30mins)Debate: Q/A: (25 mins)- Understand the concepts of state building and gender;- Learning about gender mainstreaming in SSR;- Understand EU interests for the promotion of human rights as a core value infragile and post-conflict contexts;16:45-17:00 15 Coffee break17:00 -17:30 30 Exercise:PreparationGroups works17:30 – 18:00 End of TrainingEsther Marijnen (IES)Benjamin Moels (DEVCO)Presentation Mali (15mins)Presentation Somalia (15mins)GroupDiscussions (30mins)- Receive information regarding the objectives and expectations of the exercise- Become familiar with the 2 case studies;

Thursday 30 May 2013 – Group workTIME DURATION SUBJECT SPEAKER/FACILITATOR METHODOLOGY LEARNING OBJECTIVES09:00 - 09:15 15 Recap of the Esther Marijnen (IES)course9:15 -10:45 90 Group work Dr. Alexander Mattelaer(IES)Mireia Villar (UNDP)Working groups- Understanding crisis response dynamics;- Understanding the concept of New Deal "transition compact";- Learning how to prioritise, mediate and negotiate;10.45 -11:00 15 Coffee break11:00 -12:15 75 Group work Dr. Alexander Mattelaer(IES)Mireia Villar (UNDP)12:15 – 13:30 75 Lunch13.:30 -15.00 90 Presentation ofGroup worksParticipants15:00-15:30 30 Final remarks Dr. Alexander Mattelaer(IES)15:30 -15:45 15 Family picture15:45 -16:15 30 CourseDr. Alexander Mattelaerevaluation16:15 -17.00 45 Certificate handout(IES)DEVCO,IES and ESDCWorking groupsPresentation Group 1(15 mins)Presentation Group 2 (15mins)Debrief: (15 mins)Debate: (30mins)- Understanding crisis response dynamics;- Understanding the concept of New Deal "transition compact";- Learning how to prioritise, mediate and negotiate;- Give presentation of the group works;