Crisis Management Centre Finland (CMC Finland)

The Crisis Management Centre Finland, located in Kuopio, is a governmental institution and a centre of expertise in civilian crisis management. The main tasks of CMC Finland are to train and recruit experts for international civilian crisis management and peacebuilding missions as well as conduct research focusing on civilian crisis management. CMC Finland acts as a national head office for all seconded Finnish civilian crisis management professionals.

The responsibility of civilian crisis management is shared between two ministries in Finland: the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of the Interior. The Ministry for Foreign Affairs is responsible for the political coordination of civilian crisis management and thus decides which missions Finnish experts may take part in while the Ministry of the Interior is responsible for issues concerning national capacity building on a strategic level. CMC Finland operates under the Ministry of the Interior and carries out the operational tasks of training and recruitment,  as well as research and development.

In addition, CMC Finland and the Finnish Defence Forces International Centre (FINCENT) have jointly founded the Finnish Centre of Expertise in Comprehensive Crisis Management.

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19.01.2010 Conference 11.-12.2.2010 at the University of Helsinki
29.12.2009 Kosovo Focused Gender Training 9-11 February 2010: Deadline for Application 10 January 2010
11.12.2009 Advanced Police-Prosecutor Coordination Training Programme is launched by Crisis Management Centre Finland in Kabul on 12 December 2009

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