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Title: Office of Defense Cooperation


1
Office of Defense Cooperation
SofiaHumanitarian Assistance Program
2
Agenda
  • Introductions
  • ODC Who are we?
  • What are todays objectives?
  • Humanitarian Assistance Background
  • Project types
  • Project examples
  • Project request template
  • Request, Approval Funding process
  • Roundtable discussion

3
ODC - Who are we?
  • Mission
  • Security Cooperation Programs
  • Humanitarian Assistance Goals
  • Foster goodwill
  • Support regional development efforts
  • Enhance bilateral cooperation
  • Promote public diplomacy

4
What are todays objectives?
  • Disseminate information about our HA program
  • Interact with Regional Governments and Civil
    Society
  • Ensure holistic equitable approach
  • Receive ideas requests
  • Provide opportunity for public private
    partnerships

5
HA Background
  • European Command HA activities are financed by
    Overseas Humanitarian Disaster Assistance and
    Civic Aid (OHDACA) appropriation.
  • In 2010 EUCOM Civic Engagement Program funded 145
    projects in 19 countries totaling 17 million USD.

6
HA Project Types
  • HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE OTHER (HA-O)
  • RUDIMENTARY CONSTRUCTION/RENOVATION OF PUBLIC
    FACILITIES SUCH AS CLINICS, SCHOOLS, ORPHANAGES,
    DISASTER PREPAREDNESS CENTERS, DIGGING WATER
    WELLS
  • Stand-alone projects (10,000-500,000 USD)
  • US Government provides funding, local contractor
    does work 2 year funds
  • HUMANITARIAN AND CIVIC ASSISTANCE (HCA)
  • EXERCISE-RELATED CIVIC ASSISTANCE U.S. TROOPS
    CONSTRUCT/RENOVATE PUBLIC FACILITIES
  • Support to the population of remote, rural
    underserved communities
  • Funding covers procurement of materials through
    the US Government and is NOT a grant to the
    agency/municipality (10,000-15,000 USD) 1 year
    funds
  • HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE EXCESS PROPERTY (HA-EP)
  • DOD EXCESS PROPERTY IS NON-LETHAL, NON-HIGH TECH
    MEDICAL AND SCHOOL FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT AND
    SUPPLIES
  • Currently attempting to resolve EU taxation
    issue.

7
Project Examples
HA-Other
8
Project Examples continued
HCA-Engineer
9
Project Examples continued
Excess Property
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Specific Project Examples
  • Fiscal Year 2007 Two projects HA/HCA 10,500
    USD
  • Fiscal Year 2008 Six HCA-Engineer outreach
    projects 51,000 USD One HCA-Medical Outreach
    212th Combat Support Hospital Personnel from
    the Regional Military Hospital in Sliven
    performed 1002 Dental, optometry, and preventive
    medicine screenings to the population of 6
    villages, medical supplies and consumables worth
    21,000
  • Fiscal Year 2009 11 HA/HCA engineer projects
    134,000 USD 2 HCA medical activities 9
    Locations around Novo Selo Training Area and 4
    locations in Varna Region 58,000 USD.
  • Fiscal Year 2010 six HA/HCA projects
    completed 144,000 USD, nine HA projects to be
    awarded 1,070 000 USD

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HA Project Template
  • Justification
  • (WHY?) Please give specific details about the
    project
  •  1. What is being done? What kind of facility?
  • --- Number of people servedEmployees and
    users
  • 2. Please give specific significance of the
    project and the area.
  • --- This place is underserved or prone to
    protests, etc.
  • --- Does it give support to the US presence
    directly?
  • --- Is it a strategic location?
  • --- What is the historical significance (if
    any) about this project?
  • 3. What is the plan for partnering with local
    civilians, NGO,USAID, or other government agency?

12
HA Project Template continued
4. What is the sustainment plan? ---
Specifically, who will be the owner once the
project ends? --- Must be a government
entity 5. What is the strategic communication
plan for the project? Detailed Description of
Work (How?)    1. Please provide general
description of work to be accomplished 2.
Unusual requirements

13
HCA Project Template
  • (WHY?) Please give specific details about the
    project
  • 1. What exercise/on-going military operation does
    it support?
  • 2. Who is envisioned to do the work?
  • --- Who is the military unit that will be
    involved?
  • --- Is there any local support or donations
    from the community?
  • --- Is there any plan for partnering with
    local civilians or PN military,
  • NGO,USAID, or other government agency?
  • 3. What is being done? What kind of facility?
  • --- Number of people servedEmployees and
    users

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HCA Project Template continued
  • 4. Please give specific significance of the
    project and the area.
  • --- For example, in the Executive Summary
    above, one could point out this is in the area
    around the training area, but here one could
    point out that it is 10 KM from the training area
    and prone to noise or traffic disruption due to
    the mission.
  • --- This place is underserved or prone to
    protests, etc.
  • --- Is it a strategic location?
  • --- What is the historical significance (if
    any) about this project?
  • 5. What is the sustainment plan? Who is going to
    support once the project ends?
  • --- Specifically, who will be the owner once
    the project ends?
  • --- Must be a government entity
  • 6. What is the strategic communication plan for
    the project?

15
Project Request Process
  • Submission of project proposals to US Embassy POC
    (ODC) on an annual basis.
  • Review and approval of projects by Country
    Team/Ambassador.
  • Submission of project proposals to EUCOM thru the
    OHASIS (Overseas Humanitarian Assistance Shared
    Information System)
  • Review and approval by DSCA and EUCOM, then
    funding
  • Execution of project by U.S. Troops when in
    country or by local company
  • Note! Contract is awarded by US Government
    Contracting Agency Army, Navy to the company
    directly. No funds are transferred to the local
    government or the beneficiary.

FY12 project requests due to ODC no later than
01 April!
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies

17
US Embassy Points of Contact
Office of Defense Cooperation CDR Mark Imblum,
US Navy, ODC Chief Maj Andy Rowe, US Air
National Guard, Bilateral Affairs Officer Vesela
Terzieva, M2M/HA Program Coordinator
Phones 02/981 3513 02/988 87
25 EmailVesela.a.terzieva_at_us.army.mil
Fax 02/ 988 8618 GSM 0888
268 955
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Takeaways
  • Fiscal Year 2011 17 HA/HCA projects in system
    1.2M
  • Fiscal Year 2012 Project requests must be
    submitted to ODC no later than 01 APRIL 2011.
  • This is a Defense Security Cooperation Agency
    funded program and is executed worldwide. HA
    Projects submitted for Bulgaria are reviewed,
    approved and funded by DSCA and EUCOM. The US
    Embassy is the submitting/forwarding agency and
    is NOT an approval or funding authority.
  • Please call or email with questions!

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Roundtable DiscussionWhat are your focus areas,
ideas goals?
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