1. Inter-Agency Crisis Management,28 June 2012 Inter-Agency Crisis Management in the Netherlands

2. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 2 Content of presentation 1.Dutch National Security Strategy 2.National Security network 3.Dutch crisis structure 4.Challenges

3. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 3 What is National Security? 3 Threats to vital interests: Territorial security Physical safety Economical security Ecological security Social and political stability Societal disruption

4. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 4 National Security Strategy What threats do we face and how severe are they? Capability planning What should we be able to do? Which capabilities do we need ? Threat analysis Horizon scanning National Risk Assessment Agenda Tasks Capabilities Policy Analysis

5. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 5 Risk diagram

6. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 6 Example of risk assessment & capability planning: mass evacuation in case of flooding 2 scenario’s: coast & rivers Coast: preventive evacuation seems to be no option (due to scale and preparation time)  supply drinking & food, help less enabled, self-help, communication, etc. Rivers: preventive evacuation is possible  transportation, safe (housing) places, etc. Coastal flooding: Water depth after 48hrs

7. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 7 Content of presentation 1.Dutch National Security Strategy 2.National Security network 3.Dutch crisis structure 4.Challenges

8. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 8 Our partners

9. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 9 Example: Cyber Security Cyber Security Board >Bringing together different perspectives (government, business, science) >Independent advise to government National Cyber Security Center: >Hub of knowledge and expertise >Coordination of incident response >Public Private Partnership –KLPD, NFI, AIVD, MIVD, OPTA, Tennet, –Telecom, energiesector, ISAC’s, Internet Service Providers

10. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 10 Content of presentation 1.Dutch National Security Strategy 2.National Security network 3.Dutch crisis structure 4.Challenges

11. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 11 Responsibilities Local incidents are usually handled by local authorities -> mayor responsible for public order and safety If the incident exceeds local level the Safety Region coordinates and co-operates -> director safety region The National Crisis Centre coordinates if an incident affects several Departments or regions -> minister of Security and Justice

12. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 12 Front Office (24/7) Information Centre Back Office DCCs Advice Team ICCB directors general MCCB ministers CIs NVC AIVD LOCC Risk and Crisis Communication Training, Education and Exercises NCC Inter national Crisis organisation at national level LOCC+/LOS Expertise & Risk Analysis liaisons

13. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 13 Content of presentation 1.Dutch National Security Strategy 2.National Security network 3.Dutch crisis structure 4.Challenges

14. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 14 1. How to keep (government)partners committed National Security Strategy - Active participation through network of analists, Steering Committee National Security - Ownership according to responsibilities - Efficiency through cooperation

15. Inter-Agency Crisis Management, 28 June 2012 15 2. Relation National & Regional level during crisis - Clear upscaling procedures - Single national point of contact for regional level (regardless type of incident) - Definitions when national level is activated and which actions it will undertake - Crisiscommunication

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