The Security Force Assistance and Stability Integration Directorate (SFASID) develops, integrates, and assesses joint, intergovernmental, and multinational peace and stability capabilities to achieve national objectives across the competition continuum. We specialize in peace operations, security sector reform, governance, rule of law, economic stabilization, and humanitarian assistance, contributing to policy, concepts, doctrine, education, training, and exercises.
We advise, develop, and shape policy to enable future doctrine and training development across the entire defense sector.
We influence concepts and work tirelessly to improve and adapt stability doctrine to meet growing Joint Force demands.
We develop mutually supporting and scalable education programs rooted in stability doctrine and tailored to the needs of the Joint Force.
We deliver world-class training and exercise support to prepare operational and strategic leaders for multinational stability operations.
Established to develop a doctrinal base for peacekeeping operations in response to post-Cold War humanitarian crises in Somalia, Haiti, and the Balkans.
Redesignated following post-action reports from Iraq and Afghanistan, adding stability operations and stabilization doctrine to its core portfolio.
Assumed its newly designated role as the Lead Agent for Joint Proponency for Peace and Stability Operations.
Redesignated with an expanded mission set encompassing security force assistance, stabilization activities, and consolidation of gains during combat.