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A seminar on ''Communications in national emergencies'' has taken place in Estonia, 18-20 March. It included a live exercise on ice in which the Estonian Rescue Board demonstrated communication solutions and command and control from an emergency centre. The seminar is being followed by a meeting of the Civil Communications Planning Committee, 21-22 March, in Tallinn, with participants from the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, comprising NATO and partner countries.

The seminar took place within the context of a series of courses offered by NATO and partner countries in very specific areas of civil emergency planning. Another one of these courses is currently taking place in Austria, 18-23 March. Its aim is to introduce participants to the different types of disasters and the demands they place on relief organisations. Conducted as a simulation exercise, this emergency response awareness course is also an opportunity to inform participants how to assess operations and manage assets in an emergency.