1. UNCLASSIFIED Ms. Ann Campbell UNCLASSIFIED Vesion Apr 2011

2. UNCLASSIFIED Outline Context Purpose Recommendations Discussion

3. UNCLASSIFIED 2 Protection of U.S. Lives and interests In Africa Stability that allows Africans to leverage opportunities Opportunities U.S. National Security Interests Will and action to build security capacity and foster cooperation Improving governance, building Institutions, extending services Greater geopolitical involvement Economic development and potential for U.S. investment Strategic Importance of Africa to U.S.

4. UNCLASSIFIED African Problems are Global Security Challenges Trafficking Piracy Irregular Militaries Growing Transnational Extremism Ethnic Strife and Instability Poor Governance and Corruption Pandemic Disease – HIV/AIDS, Malaria Insufficient Means to Confront Challenges Dependence on Foreign Assistance 11.7 million square miles 3-1/2 times the Continental United States 53 Nations, 1 Billion people Expected to double by 2050 Over 800 ethnic groups and 1000 languages 3 Large Diverse Complex

5. UNCLASSIFIED 4 …As expressed by our African Partners Capable, accountable, and self-sustained security forces Strengthened Security Institutions Able to support and lead international peace efforts Ability and will to confront current and future threats The Security-Focused Vision for Africa…

6. UNCLASSIFIED 5 United States Africa Command, in concert with other U.S. Government agencies and international partners, conducts sustained security engagement through military-to-military programs, military-sponsored activities, and other military operations as directed to promote a stable and secure African environment in support of U.S. foreign policy. Mission

7. UNCLASSIFIED 6 U.S. Foreign Policy ObjectivesAfrican Partner Requirements Enable African Operations Foster Strategic Relationships Build Operational Capacity Build Institutional Capacity Grow Human Capital Joint Military Activities Security Force Assistance Role Provide Crisis Response

8. UNCLASSIFIED Purpose To identify an Integrated Strategic Framework for Stabilization and Reconstruction in Liberia (and other countries in the U.S. Africa Area of Responsibility)

9. UNCLASSIFIED Limitations US Strategy & Policy for Liberia Linkage to US Strategy & Policy for West Africa US Strategy & Policy Linkage to International Strategy & Policy

10. UNCLASSIFIED Recommendation #1 Adopt Guiding Principles for Stabilization and Reconstruction * as the Integrated Strategic Framework for Planning US Government Support to Liberia * Developed by the United States Institute of Peace and the United States Army Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute

11. UNCLASSIFIED Recommendation #2 Use results of Interagency Conflict Assessment Framework (ICAF) * process to assess conflict situations and identify conflict drivers in preparation for Planning US Government Support tin Liberia *Developed by a U.S. Government Interagency Working Group co-chaired Department of State (S/CRS) and USAID (Office of Conflict Management and Mitigation) with Agriculture, Defense, State, Treasury and USAID representatives (May 2010)

12. UNCLASSIFIED Recommendation #3 Use Liberia Poverty Reduction Strategy * to synchronize Liberian Goals and Objectives in the process of Planning US Government Support to Liberia *Prepared by the Government of Liberia in broad consultation with stakeholders and development partners, including the staffs of the World Bank and the IMF (Jul 2008)

13. UNCLASSIFIED Discussion Planning Process Strategic Assessment Concept Theory of Change

14. UNCLASSIFIED Conclusions End State and Mission Objectives Effects Tasks

15. UNCLASSIFIED Guiding Principles for Stabilization & Reconstruction Safe and Secure Environment Rule of Law Stable Governance Sustainable Economy Social Well-Being Objectives

16. UNCLASSIFIED Guiding Principles for Stabilization & Reconstruction Cessation of Large Scale Violence Public Order Legitimate State Monopoly Over Means of Violence Physical Security Territorial Security Safe and Secure Environment Conditions = Effects

17. UNCLASSIFIED 7 Balancing Ground, Maritime, and Air Capabilities Supporting Partner Counterterrorism Efforts Helping Secure Territorial Waters Building Capable and Accountable Forces Africa Partnership Station (APS) OEF-TS Africa Maritime Law Enforcement Program (AMLEP) Building Strong Non- Commissioned Officer Corps NCO Professional Development Programs Providing Training and Equipping Programs DRC Light Infantry Battalion Growing Enabling Capacity – Logistics, Comms, Engineer, and others Adaptive Logistics Network

18. UNCLASSIFIED 8 Contributing to Security Sector Reform (SSR) Engaging in Dialogue Strengthening Security Institutions Armed Forces of Liberia Preserving Readiness of the Force Enhancing Professional Military Education MI Basic Officer Course - Africa Defense HIV/AIDS Prevention Program Enhancing Accountability And Transparency Chaplaincy, Legal Counsel, Inspectors General, and others USAFRICOM Academic Symposia Building Military and Dual-Use Infrastructure Exercise Related Construction

19. UNCLASSIFIED 9 Improving Control of the Seas Supporting the African Union’s African Standby Force Promoting Cooperative Efforts Supporting Regional Counterterrorism Efforts Promoting Interoperability Developing Lasting Relationships Supporting Regional Crisis Response Exercises FLINTLOCK AFRICA ENDEAVOR Maritime Safety and Security Information System African Union Peace Support Operations Center State Partnership Program NATURAL FIRE

20. UNCLASSIFIED 10 Countering Violent Extremist Ideologies Spreading Goodwill Supporting Humanitarian Assistance Efforts Working to Prevent / Mitigate Conflict Training Peacekeepers OBJECTIVE VOICE Rendering Former Battlefields Safe for Use Africa Contingency Operations Training and Assistance (ACOTA) Project HANDCLASP Humanitarian Mine Action Programs MEDCAP / VETCAP / DENTCAP Supporting Improved Civil-Military Relations Humanitarian Civic Outreach Program