How Successful are U.S. Efforts to Build Capacity in Developing Countries? A Framework to Assess the Global Train and Equip 1206 Program

Jennifer D. P. Moroney,Beth Grill,Joe Hogler,Lianne Boudali,Christopher Paul

How Successful are U.S. Efforts to Build Capacity in Developing Countries? A Framework to Assess the Global Train and Equip  1206  Program
Format
Paperback
Publisher
RAND
Country
United States
Published
13 September 2011
Pages
90
ISBN
9780833053107

How Successful are U.S. Efforts to Build Capacity in Developing Countries? A Framework to Assess the Global Train and Equip 1206  Program

Jennifer D. P. Moroney,Beth Grill,Joe Hogler,Lianne Boudali,Christopher Paul

The Global Train and Equip 1206 Program is a multiagency security cooperation program that supports U.S.-led capacity-building activities focused on counterterrorism and stability operations with foreign military partners. Interviews with policymakers and subject-matter experts, combined with a survey of program stakeholders, revealed some challenges and best approaches to establishing an assessment framework for 1206 Program projects.

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