Training
Realistic training ensures future mission success. 3OE TM identifies qualified, dependable experts who are expressly qualified to ensure challenging and realistic training. This expertise is otherwise unattainable, unless a team of professionals has legitimately experienced scenarios first-hand.
We provide scenario-based training. After a consultation, we will work with you to deliver the right combination of trainers to prepare your teams and organization for a successful operation. We will also work with you to determine the best fit for individual, group, full staff, and/or institutional training.
Our Subject Matter Experts will come from a range of governance sectors. They may include finance and economics or water and sanitation. The 3OE network includes people working in civil administration, law and border enforcement, education, public health, and cultural heritage preservation. Any training will be customized to your needs and goals.
Illustrating a real world scenario, we have provided a redacted summary of a case study:
Zika Virus Outbreak
In May of 2015, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) issued an alert after the first confirmed Zika infection in Brazil. The alarm was sounded. Infections spread throughout South and Central America. In January of 2016, El Salvador warned citizens not to have children until 2018. Soon thereafter, the U.S. Department of Defense announced it would relocate at-risk family members. Brazil sent 220,000 troops to educate the public and eradicate mosquito breeding. Countries had threatened to boycott the Summer Olympics over the potential threat of Zika infection to their athletes.
3OE analyzed the second and third order effects of actions taken in the region. We considered the impacts of Zika harming the tourist economies in the region, lowering birth rates, and diminishing military effectiveness of countries in the region. Our search for experts identified a mix of people with backgrounds in virology, demographics, crisis communications, civil affairs, tourism, medicine, nursing, pregnancy, microcephaly, Guillain-Barre syndrome, vaccines, international aid, PAHO, WHO, logistics, and who spoke Spanish and/or Portuguese. Many of the experts had experience working in countries in South and Central America.
Realistic training ensures future mission success. 3OE TM identifies qualified, dependable experts who are expressly qualified to ensure challenging and realistic training. This expertise is otherwise unattainable, unless a team of professionals has legitimately experienced scenarios first-hand.
We provide scenario-based training. After a consultation, we will work with you to deliver the right combination of trainers to prepare your teams and organization for a successful operation. We will also work with you to determine the best fit for individual, group, full staff, and/or institutional training.
Our Subject Matter Experts will come from a range of governance sectors. They may include finance and economics or water and sanitation. The 3OE network includes people working in civil administration, law and border enforcement, education, public health, and cultural heritage preservation. Any training will be customized to your needs and goals.
Illustrating a real world scenario, we have provided a redacted summary of a case study:
Zika Virus Outbreak
In May of 2015, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) issued an alert after the first confirmed Zika infection in Brazil. The alarm was sounded. Infections spread throughout South and Central America. In January of 2016, El Salvador warned citizens not to have children until 2018. Soon thereafter, the U.S. Department of Defense announced it would relocate at-risk family members. Brazil sent 220,000 troops to educate the public and eradicate mosquito breeding. Countries had threatened to boycott the Summer Olympics over the potential threat of Zika infection to their athletes.
3OE analyzed the second and third order effects of actions taken in the region. We considered the impacts of Zika harming the tourist economies in the region, lowering birth rates, and diminishing military effectiveness of countries in the region. Our search for experts identified a mix of people with backgrounds in virology, demographics, crisis communications, civil affairs, tourism, medicine, nursing, pregnancy, microcephaly, Guillain-Barre syndrome, vaccines, international aid, PAHO, WHO, logistics, and who spoke Spanish and/or Portuguese. Many of the experts had experience working in countries in South and Central America.
