Working Group Out-Briefs

2019 Peace and Stability Operations Training and Education Workshop Objective: Insert your WG Objective(s) in narrative or bullet form Participants: (List the organizations represented by your WG Participants) Discussion: (In bullet form highlight the key points of the overall discussion that you believe gives context for the rest of the audience and the key lessons learned) Plan 20 minutes for out-brief and discussion; at 25 minutes WG lead will be asked to close so we can complete all six WG out-briefs NLT 1200 hours Use the out-brief framework and keep the number of slides to a minimum! Work group Name

2019 Peace and Stability Operations Training and Education Workshop Recommendations/Way Ahead: (In bullet form, make recommendations regarding gaps identified by your WG and identify the “way ahead” that your group proposes or agreed to take on. If a particular individual or organization in your group has agreed to address gaps or take the lead on an issue identify that also). Pending Deliverables: (In bullet form, identify the products / outputs that your groups has identified as a “deliverable” ). Work group Name

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EXAMPLE Protection of Civilians Working Group Working Group Objectives Refine and assess concept for proposed Integrated PoC Handbook. Ensure working group familiarity with UN, NATO, and US military approaches to PoC. Exchange information on other PoC initiatives. EXAMPLE Participating Organizations Center for Civilians in Conflict National Defense University NATO-Allied Command for Transformation PKSOI Protect the People State Department—African Affairs Bureau (ACOTA)

Protection of Civilians Guide (working title) Purpose Primer on PoC Facilitate development of PoC lens Present common PoC framework and language Explain PoC roles and tools Support PoC-related messaging and narratives Intended Audiences Primary: USG practitioners (e.g., country teams) Host state officials NGOs/IOs Training Centers Academia

Protection of Civilians Guide Outline Preface Foreword Executive Summary 1. Introduction to the Protection of Civilians 2. Understanding Civilian Risks 3. Protecting Civilians 4. Shaping a Protective Environment 5. PoC Tradeoffs, Challenges, and Risks Annotated References EXAMPLE

EXAMPLE Timeline 22 May Revised outline 25 May 1st Working Group (USHMM) 22 June Author’s Draft (v 0) 27 July 1st Draft (v 1.0) 24 Aug Comments Due 10 Sep 2nd Working Group (v 1.1) 10 Oct 2nd Draft (v 2.0) 9 Nov Comments Due 4 Dec Workshop (v 2.1) 10 Dec Final Draft (v 3.0) Jan Publish Feb Launch EXAMPLE

EXAMPLE Recommendations Proceed with Protection of Civilians Guide Seek suitable (non-military) formal partner(s) Small version (30-60 pages) Identify author for Foreword EXAMPLE