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There was clearly a lack of integration of thought in London. [Cross-departmental initiatives such as] the conflict pools and the Stabilisation Unit [managed by DfID, FCO and MoD in collaboration] have been informed by some of the disputes and problems that we had (Keith Biddle, June 2009, interview, France). The fact that direction of police and defence programming, respectively, did not come from the same department in DfID had, as mentioned, real consequences. An example is the battle between advisers over Paramount Hotel and whether it should house the SLP’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID) or the MoD.
Other contexts may call for alternative strategies. SSR and the security system in Sierra Leone One of the key characteristics of the security system transformation in Sierra Leone is the idea that Sierra Leone shaped the concept of SSR as it was evolving in the international community at the time just as much as SSR came to shape Sierra Leone. While the term ‘security sector reform’ is used in both Sierra Leone and UK Government documentation, there was no clearly concept outlined by DfID of what SSR entailed when SILSEP was initiated in 1999.
That support should be directed towards an identifiable central authority was never questioned – not even as that authority’s power and reach across the territory of Sierra Leone was weak, indeed, partially nonexistent. SSR as interlinked with development was initially introduced in March 1999 in a rather narrow sense by the UK Government, and by Clare Short, the first Secretary of State for International Development, specifically. Notably, this was only three months before SILSEP in Sierra Leone began implementation.
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