Allied Joint Doctrine for Stability Policing (AJP-3.22)
Allied Joint Publication-3.22 is a commander's guide to planning and conducting stability policing operations.
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Allied Joint Publication (AJP)-3.22, Allied Joint Doctrine for Stability Policing (Edition A Version 1) is a commander’s guide to planning and conducting stability policing operations.
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) missions address complex problems in fragile states during and post crisis. These efforts contribute to a comprehensive approach to crisis management and to coherence and coordination of the international community’s efforts towards security, development, and governance.
Specifically, stabilization and reconstruction activities include support to establishing long-term stability and strengthened governance, local capacity building and promoting ownership by the relevant national authorities. Additional important stabilisation and reconstruction activities include the encouragement of the rule of law and establishing the basis for economic, human and social development.
The ultimate goal of such efforts is to maintain or return to a stable, self-sustaining peace.
Who should read this publication
This publication is intended primarily for commanders and staff at the joint operational level. It also provides guidance for all levels of command and is instructive for coalition and NATO partners.