CIMIC (Civil Military Cooperation) and ' coordination and cooperation between the NATO mission support and civilians acting in operational theaters. This 'includes the local population, the authorities', the international governmental and otherwise, and all operational agencies. The role of the Regiment, and 'to establish the connection and coordination between civilians and the authorities' military, providing direct support to the NATO military command in the field.
The CIMIC Group South Motta di Livenza 'Regiment, a specialist in the ability':
-to organize and direct activities' bug.
-Supporting the chain of command by increasing the effectiveness of a military operation by the Headquarters CJTF (Combined Joint Task Force) to brigade level.
-provide essential forum for consultations bug.
Within the limits of the national structure and availability 'of forces, in accordance with decisions taken by the authorities' competent and the participating countries, the CGS can' be impiegatoin collective defense operations in the event of armed attacks against allied countries ( art. 5 NATO), or in response to the crisis in peacekeeping operations (not art. 5 NATO), support humanitarian and natural disaster in a country led by NATO or NATO, by the UN, OSCE, EU or other international organizations.
The Regiment and 'the only one to create a connection between the troops and the civilian population, reducing the impact of the next reintegration of military figures. At the same time provides support humanitarian aid and assistance. To achieve this, the CGS down the CIMIC Centre in theaters of operation to establish cooperation, coordination and contact with the community 'and the civilian population. The CIMIC Centre also serves as a competence center, forum essential to prepare professionals in key and sensitive issues, giving the chance 'to brokers to operate successfully and achieve the synergy between quality' and capacity 'bug.
to large-scale projects are professionally organized, according to local expectations, improving relations with the people.
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