As a result, mandates have become lengthier and more detailed, and in the process less manageable and more

difficult to achieve. The prominence of new bilateral and regional actors has provided opportunities, but also a new dimension of complexity. The need to collaborate and coordinate has become ever more critical.

 

In these challenging times, what are the implications for tomorrows’ preparation and training for peace operations? What are the emerging needs and requirements? What are the concepts, methodologies, and capacities? How can we strengthen peace operations and the women and men in the field doing their utmost for the people they have been sent to protect, support, and empower?

 

The EAPTC brings together a broad range of expertise and outlooks, including national, regional, and international practitioners, academics, and other key stakeholders from Europe and beyond to address these challenges. This year’s EAPTC seminar will focus on selected areas in which innovation is currently playing a central part and holds promise for increased effectiveness and better outcomes of international interventions. Seeking to make optimal use of all women and men resources and to capatilise on new thinking across industries, the seminar will be dedicated to exploring forward looking solutions fitting for meeting the challenges of tomorrow.

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