PFP WORKSHOP ON NATIONAL DEFENCE POLICY AND STRATEGY CHALLENGES OF TRANSLATING NATIONAL SECURITY POL

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PFP WORKSHOP ON NATIONAL DEFENCE POLICY AND
STRATEGY CHALLENGES OF TRANSLATING NATIONAL
SECURITY POLICY INTO MIILITARY CAPABILITIESGeneva
, Switzerland, 16-17 Ocotber 2000New
Requirements and Transformation of Defence in
Hungaryby L. Szabo, Ministry of Defence,
Hungary
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LEVERAGED SAVINGS

• Annual Savings and Cost Avoidance From
• Base Closures and Reduce Annual Personnel
  Costs.

• Reinvestment and Reprioritization

• NATO Force Goals DCI 190 Billion over 6
  Years
• Hungarian contribution to NATO Capability
  Package 2 Billion Annually
• C3 Upgrades 3-6 Billion Annually over the
  next 10 Years
• Create Senior Executive Service 6 Billion
  Annually
• Vehicle Replacement Program 3-7 Billion
  Annually over the next 10 Years.

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Resources Available and Focused Application
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Economic Stimulus

• Distribution of funds support the broad mission
  objectives of
• (1) Reposturing and Rebuilding the Force,
• (2) Refurbishing and Training the Force, and
• (3) Modernizing the Equipment of the Force.

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