Final evaluation Netherlands participation in ISAF 2006 - 2010

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April: visits by representatives of Dutch NGOs to Tarin Kowt in preparationfor a number of projects.April: major operation (Now Ghar) around Deh Rafshan and Khorma.May: major operation (Zier Tufaan) around Deh Rafshan, Deh Rawod andChora, which leads to, inter alia, a new ANA base in the Baluchi Valley.Summer: the CIVREP has two political advisers, three developmentcooperation advisers and two tribal advisers.Late July: major OMF attack on Deh Rawod is repelled by TFU and ANA.1 August: TFU is expanded with Australian, French, Hungarian, Czech,Slovak and Singaporean contributions.1 August: the Afghan National Auxiliary Police (ANAP) is disbanded;promising police officers begin training for the Afghan Uniformed Police(AUP).October: major operation (Bor Barakal) around Mirabad.1 November: Major General De Kruif assumes command of RegionalCommand South for one year.November: Peace Jirga in Uruzgan with around 1,000 tribal eldersattending.November: Rear Admiral Borsboom takes on the position of Deputy Chief ofStaff for Stability within ISAF headquarters for one year.2009January: major operation (Tura Ghar) between Tarin Kowt and Chora(Baluchi Valley).1 March: The CIVREP and the commander of TFU bear joint formalresponsibility for leadership in the province with regard to both military andcivilian activities.March: introduction of TV in Uruzgan.29 March: all security organisations involved sign the Uruzgan SecurityPlan.31 March: international Afghanistan conference in The Hague. Theconference is broadcast live in Uruzgan.April: Task Force 55 begins operations.2 May: work begins on a paved road between Tarin Kowt and Chora.7 May: UNAMA office opens in Uruzgan.21 May: Police Training Centre in Tarin Kowt, funded by the Netherlands,opens.May: major operation (Mani Ghar) around Deh Rafshan.June: Operational Coordination Centre – Provincial (OCC-P), the provincialemergency coordination centre in Uruzgan, opens.16 June: scheduled flights begin between Kabul and Tarin Kowt, subsidisedby the Netherlands.22 July: agreement is signed between the Netherlands and Germanyregarding various infrastructural projects.August: newly constructed premises for OCC-P in Tarin Kowt arecompleted.20 August: first round of Afghan presidential and provincial elections.August: 4 th Brigade of the ANA in Uruzgan is augmented with a thirdbattalion.September: 54 NGOs operating in Uruzgan.201014 April: police post opens at the mouth of the Tangi Valley.Late April: eleven provincial council advisers take office.25 May: the Netherlands hands over leadership of the training of the ANAand the Operational Mentoring and Liaison Teams to Australia.June: handover of the first outposts to ANA and Afghan National Police(ANP).Page 128 of 133
July: microcredit provider World Council of Credit Unions (WOCCU) opensoffice in Chora.20 July: Kabul Conference, focusing on reconciliation and reintegration.1 August: the operational task of TFU is handed over to theAmerican/Australian Combined Team Uruzgan (CTU).2011Until end 2011: a POLAD/OSAD will remain in Uruzgan to monitor ongoingprojects.Until April 2013: the programme of Dutch Consortium Uruzgan (DCU) willcontinue.Page 129 of 133
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Table of ContentsDutch military per
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1 IntroductionThe government would,
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The structure of the final evaluati
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2 The international presence in Afg
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insurgents in, particularly, the ea
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3 Netherlands policy for participat
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Netherlands’ presence. Furthermor
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“The objectives of this stabilisa
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In December 2005, the Netherlands g
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The expectation is that meaningful
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3.6.2 Implementation of national pr
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4 Implementation of the mission and
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tasks to fulfil in the area of secu
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such as the Bushmaster, that was be
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Afghan partner unit, at all times o
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northern part of Deh Rawod in 2007.
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in large and small bases, while con
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previously thought and comprised a
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Apart from facilitating training an
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If operations in close proximity of
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As previously mentioned, the preven
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- Between 2006 and 2010, the number
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government of Chora in January 2010
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At the beginning of the Dutch missi
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intermediary of TLO and political a
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interest for filling judicial posit
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During the Uruzgan mission, a great
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structurally change governance in U
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development programmes. Before the
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also the way in which Afghans perce
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tailored to the real needs of the p
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Gizab had increased and there was a
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The DCU programme devoted and still
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purpose of these loans, cooperative
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Page 113 and 114: Annex A, Afghanistan Compact Benchm
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Page 123 and 124: EducationTLO data:• In 2006 there
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