INFORMATION BRIEFING

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ANNEXE
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INFORMATION BRIEFING Presented By Major General
Carl Freeman Chairman, IADB
17 February 2004
IADC
IADB
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HISTORICAL PRECEDENTS
IADB Created - III Consultative Meeting of
Foreign Ministers - Rio de Janeiro
1942
1951
1948
IADB Tasked as Military Advisory Body to the OAS
1959
OAS Created - IX International Conference of
American States
Recommendation to Create IADC made to member
nations
1962
IADC Established Washington, DC
IADB Directed to Compile CSBM Inventory
1963
1st IADC Class Graduates
1991
1993
1995
Summit Mandated Special Conference on Security
Mexico, Oct 2003
2001
2003
OAS gives IADB demining mission in CENTAM
Mtg of Consultation of MFAs after 9/11 energizes
IADB
OAS Res. 1240 reaffirms IADB mission calls to
define ties to OAS
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IADB Members
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• ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
• BARBADOS
• BRAZIL
• CHILE
• COSTA RICA I
• DOM REP
• EL SALVADOR
• GUYANA
• HONDURAS
• NICARAGUA
• PARAGUAY
• SURINAME I
• URUGUAY
• VENEZUELA

• ARGENTINA
• BOLIVIA
• CANADA
• COLOMBIA
• CUBA
• ECUADOR
• GUATEMALA
• HAITI I
• MEXICO
• PANAMA I
• PERU
• TRINIDAD TOBAGO
• USA

I - INACTIVE - SUSPENDED
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Future Members ?
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• DOMINICA
• GRENADA
• ST LUCIA
• ST VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES

• BAHAMAS
• BELIZE
• JAMAICA
• ST KITTS NEVIS

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2025 Total Graduates from 23 Nations
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BARBADOS HAITI GUYANA COSTA RICA PANAMA CANAD
A NICARAGUA HONDURAS BOLIVIA REP. DOMINIC URU
GUAY EL SALVADOR PARAGUAY GUATEMALA MEXICO PE
RU ECUADOR ARGENTINA CHILE BRAZIL COLOMBIA V
ENEZUELA EUA
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ACADEMIC SEMINARS
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• Increased participation to all nations in the OAS
  (AY 2002-2003 had 179 participants)
  
• Provides opportunity to nations with limited
  personnel
  
• Provides opportunity to nations by defraying
  costs
  
• Focus on Non-Traditional Missions
• Global Threats and Hemispheric Security
• Disaster Assistance and Consequence Management
• Peace Operations
• Conflict Resolution/Management and Negotiations

267K External Funding
ONE PER QUARTER
MILITARY SECURITY FORCES CIVILIANS
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IADC MASTERS DEGREE
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• American University, Washington DC
• First Program in AY 2003-2004
• Masters Degree in International Service,
  concentration in Strategic Leadership
  Hemispheric Security (30 Hours)
  
• Professional Certificate (15 Hours)
• Universidad de El Salvador , Buenos Aires
• Signed intent to implement program AY 2004-2005

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Inter-American Defense Board(IADB)
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• Council of Delegates approved a Ten Point
  Modernization proposal in Nov 2002
  
• Briefed to OAS/CSH in Jan 2003
• Council of Delegates approved a governance option
  in July 2003
  
• Implemented some of the Nov 2002 recommendations
  for modernization
  
• Draft Statutes and implementing
  regulations/directives
  
• Draft documents being discussed with in the
  Council of Delegates
  
• View toward forwarding them to the OAS this
  month
  
• Key to establishing the Juridical link
• Council of Delegates and an Elected Chairman
• Strategic focus
• Outward looking
• Restructure the working level organs of the
  organization
  
• Better coordination/direction of the College and
  the International Staff efforts
  
• Responds to the Council of Delegates strategic
  guidance
  

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• OAS Support19 of Total Resources
• Direct Funding 1.487 Million
• IADB Building .864 Million
• Total 2.351 Million

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• U.S. Support52 of Total Resources
• Personnel Support (42) 3.45 Million
• 1 General Officer, 1 Dept of State
• 40 Other U.S. Military
• IADC Building Maintenance 1.6 Million
• College Trip Support .458 Million
• Seminar Support .267 Million
• Curriculum Enhancement .110 Million
• Direct Funding .339 Million
• Total 6.224 Million

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• Other Member Nations Support29 of Total
  Resources
  
• Personnel (40) 3.38 Million
• 4 General Officers
• 36 Other personnel
• College Trip Support .09 Million
• Total 3.47 Million

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Total Resources IADB / IADC12.04M
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Total Resources for IADB IADC
OAS 2.351M
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• QUESTIONS

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