NNEC Best Practices Handbook

11 July 2009| | NATO C2COE

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The C2CoE has participated in the NNEC assessments of NRF 4 and 5. The Centre conducted the assessment of NRF 9, 10, 11 and 12 on behalf of Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (SACT) located in Norfolk, VA, USA. Based on not yet approved definitions, the Centre has been requested to provide an insight in the level of NNEC maturity.

Besides questionnaires and observations, interviews with Commanders or their senior staff are key input for the assessments. This handbook will very briefly explain the principles of NNEC and then discuss the findings of the assessments.

Last modified: 20 July 2021

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