The NATO Building Integrity (BI) toolkit has a new effective learning tool – ''Glossary of Human Resource Management in the Public Sector''. Developed by the Norwegian Centre for Integrity in the Defence Sector (CIDS), this new, quick and reliable reference material is designed for civil servants and public sector managers as well as individuals from civil society organisations and media.

Published by NATO Science & Technology Organization Looks at defence technology trends over the next 20 years and their impact on our collective security. The report targets leaders and opinion-makers in the defence and security sector, as well as experts seeking insights into specific technologies.

Published by NATO Supreme Allied Commander Transformation, this volume is designed to provide perspective, promote thoughts and present opportunities to facilitate transparent debate and development of an operational Stability Policing capability for the Alliance.

Published by NATO Allied Command Transformation, the Strategic Foresight Analysis (SFA) 2017 Report builds upon the SFA 2013 and 2015 Update Reports and provides a wide-ranging shared understanding of the future security environment.
The SFA describes the future NATO expects to unfold to 2035 and beyond, depicted as political, social, technological, economic, and environmental trends. Where trends may move in diverging directions, an alternative view is provided to maintain utmost objectivity.
It is based on a review of many national, think tank, international organisations and industry future studies. Sources also comprised studies from non-NATO countries, including China and India, and South Asian partners such as Australia.

A Report Produced by an independent Group of Senior Experts (18 April 2017). The Group of Senior Experts (GSE) was appointed by the Secretary General on 20 October 2016 to provide independent advice and recommendations, in response to two recent performance audit reports by the International Board of Auditors for NATO (IBAN), which highlighted the need for improved governance arrangements.

A practical guide to working with the NATO brand.

The goal of the introductory Digital Media Management Guide is to help our community accomplish this intent by streamlining, standardising and synchronising digital media management.

In an effort to satisfy specific partner education and training needs, the Partnership for Peace Consortium (PfPC) Emerging Security Challenges Working Group (ESCWG) has developed a Cybersecurity Reference Curriculum.
This document is the result of the work of a multinational team of volunteer academics and researchers drawn from 17 nations associated with the Partnership for Peace Consortium (PfPC) Emerging Security Challenges Working Group (ESCWG). The aim was to produce a flexible and generally comprehensive approach to the issue of cybersecurity.

The Building Integrity Self-Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) is a key component of the practical tools developed in the framework of the Building Integrity (BI) Programme.
Introduced in 2008, the BI SAQ was designed as an analytical tool for use by nations.

This booklet contains the agreed language from MC 0457/2, approved in December 2010 by the 28 Chiefs of Defence that make up NATO’s Military Committee, and endorsed by the North Atlantic Council in February 2011.

Lord Ismay, Secretary General and Vice-President of the North Atlantic Council announced in October 1953 his attention to "describe the work of NATO in every field since the foundation of the Atlantic Alliance. Such a five-years' survey of NATO would place in proper perspective the progress achieved since 1949…"