NDPP

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NDPP is the acronym for the NATO Defence Planning Process, the framework through which NATO allies coordinate and develop their collective defence capabilities and force planning.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NATO process ⓘ
defence planning process ⓘ
acronymFor NATO Defence Planning Process ⓘ
administeredBy NATO International Staff ⓘ
appliesTo NATO capabilities ⓘ
NATO forces ⓘ
basedOn NATO level of ambition ⓘ
collective threat assessment ⓘ
coordinates national defence plans of Allies ⓘ
ensures coherence between national and NATO defence plans ⓘ
visibility of Allies’ contributions to NATO ⓘ
focusesOn capability targets for Allies ⓘ
deployability of forces ⓘ
interoperability of forces ⓘ
readiness of forces ⓘ
sustainability of forces ⓘ
fullName NATO Defence Planning Process ⓘ
guidedBy NATO Strategic Concept ⓘ
NATO political guidance ⓘ
hasPhase apportionment of requirements and setting of targets ⓘ
determination of requirements ⓘ
facilitation of implementation ⓘ
political guidance ⓘ
review of results ⓘ
hasPurpose coordinate collective defence planning among NATO Allies ⓘ
develop NATO defence capabilities ⓘ
ensure fair sharing of defence burdens ⓘ
provide transparency in Allies’ defence plans ⓘ
support NATO’s level of ambition ⓘ
involves NATO Defence Policy and Planning Committee ⓘ
NATO Military Authorities ⓘ
national armed forces ⓘ
national defence ministries ⓘ
monitors implementation of capability targets ⓘ
output capability targets for each Ally ⓘ
planning targets for NATO as a whole ⓘ
partOf North Atlantic Treaty Organization ⓘ
linked to: NATO
relatedTo NATO command structure ⓘ
NATO force structure ⓘ
NATO operations planning ⓘ
supports NATO capability development ⓘ
NATO deterrence and defence posture ⓘ
NATO force planning ⓘ
timeframe multi-year planning cycles ⓘ
timeHorizon medium to long term ⓘ
usedBy NATO Allies ⓘ
NATO partner countries ⓘ

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