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

The book delves into the intricacies of the Global Train and Equip 1206 Program, an initiative aimed at enhancing the security capabilities of developing countries through targeted support. The authors, drawing on their expertise, assess the effectiveness of U.S. efforts in fostering resilience and stability in these nations. They explore the program's underlying framework, examining how it operates within the broader context of international security cooperation.

Through detailed analysis, the authors highlight the challenges and successes associated with building capacity in countries facing various threats. They underscore the importance of stakeholder collaboration and the need for a systematic approach to evaluate outcomes, providing valuable insights for policymakers and practitioners engaged in similar capacity-building efforts worldwide.