1. www.namsa.nato.int Prepared for: ATHENA׳11 THESSALONIKI 03 June 2011 Presented by: Mr. Patrick FESQUET Director of Procurement pfesquet@namsa.nato.int FINANCING OF CRISIS MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS

2. 03 June 2011Procurement Directorate2 PRESENTATION OUTLINE  Financing of crisis management operations :  United Nations  European Union: ATHENA Mechanism  Financing of NATO Crisis Management operations  General Principles « Costs Lie Where They Fall » Eligibility to Common Funding Minimum Military Requirement  The NAMSA perspective Financing of operations and outsourcing of support: legal framework Requirement Costs estimates, market price, value Nation building as a key element of a COIN strategy  Financial procedure reform and improvement of capability delivery

3. Financing of crisis management operations  Funding of United Nations Peace Keeping Operations:  Assessed Contributions to UN Peace-Keeping Budget Specific features Consequences  Contingent Owned Equipment System Key features Consequences 03 June 2011Procurement Directorate3

4. 03 June 2011Procurement Directorate4 Funding of UN Peace Keeping Operations

5. Financing of crisis management operations  European Union: ATHENA Mechanism  Organisational Structure  Costs eligible to common funding  Budgets 03 June 2011Procurement Directorate5

6. Financing of NATO Crisis Management operations  General Principles: PO(2005)0098 « Costs Lie Where They Fall » Eligibility to Common Funding Minimum Military Requirement  Key Players Theater Command J4/J8 JFC /ACO Resource Planning Policy Board Committee of Investments, Budget Committee 03 June 2011Procurement Directorate6

7. 03 June 2011Procurement Directorate7 COST SHARE ARRANGEMENTS

8. Financing of NATO Crisis Management operations  The NAMSA perspective Financing of operations and outsourcing of support: legal framework Requirement, Costs estimates, market price, value Nation building as a key element of a COIN strategy 03 June 2011Procurement Directorate8

9. CONCLUSION  Financial procedure reform and improvement of capability delivery  In NATO environment, Multinational cooperation can be further improved to mitigate the consequences of the « Principle Costs lie where they fall » during the execution phase  Planning phase can be improved by using existing cooperative tools. 03 June 2011Procurement Directorate9