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Monitoring, Early Warning, Planning

The Office of the Coordinator for Reconstruction and Stabilization will:
  • Identify vulnerable states through new early warning/monitoring system (classified and open-source) with updates every 6 months.
    --Every 6 months, select a limited number of countries for intensive planning.
    --Identify actions to avert crises and prepare for contingencies.
    --Incorporate all key interagency actors – civilian and military, and identify potential partners outside government.
    --Extract generic trends; test plans with interagency exercises.

  • Coordinate civilian stabilization and reconstruction participation in military planning and exercises.
    --Deploy Humanitarian, Stabilization, and Reconstruction Team (HSRT) to Combatant Commands to participate in post-conflict planning where U.S. military forces will be heavily engaged.
    --Develop mechanisms for coordinating military and civilian operational planning across the full spectrum of possible military involvement in stabilization and reconstruction (S&R) operations.
    --Issue: clarify budget parameters and legal authorities for military/civilian cooperation on stabilization and reconstruction.


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