Crisis management as an instrument of governments for enforcing security in transitional democracies has become a genuine issue for analysis. The managing of crises has encountered threats that demand a faster and more co-ordinated response and management strategy that surpasses the capacities of exclusively military crisis management. In those circumstances, as a legitimate issue and precondition for the successful execution of security, crisis management has become part of the agenda of post-conflict Macedonia. The experience with the crisis of 2001, and even before that, implies the need for a crisis management system. Thus, finding an appropriate solution where the acquired shortcomings will be avoided and prevention will have its own place was resolved by the establishment of the Crisis Management Centre. Therefore, the offered concept for structuring the Crisis Management Centre expresses a high applied value. Modelling is based on the predetermined compatibility as the initial foundation of the necessary explicit functionality with both an intra and inter character.