Stabilization, Security, Transition, and Reconstruction

Today, there is a considerable amount of discussion on whole of government approaches and building partnership capacity to help address many of the security challenges facing the United States (US) and its allies. Various agencies within the DoD seek information on the history of whole of government approaches and the techniques for getting these agencies to work together effectively to build partner capacity with states or nations in differing stages of development or instability. The emphasis is on combining domestic and international resources to aid the stabilization, security, transition, and/or reconstruction (SSTR) in a growing number of areas globally.

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