SIGAR

SECURITY
A Women’s Participation Program compound is near completion at ANA Camp Shaheen
in Mazar-e Sharif. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo)
women at the Regional Training Center in Jalalabad ($7.8 million, a $1.4 million
cost increase from last quarter) and compounds for women at the
Kabul Police Academy ($6.7 million). 349
The one infrastructure project completed this quarter was a warehouse
and gas-station project at the Regional Logistics Center at Jalalabad
($283,896). 350 Additionally, 13 contracts were awarded at a total of $25.6 million,
the majority and largest of which are Women’s Participation Program
projects: the previously mentioned $6.7 million project for women’s compounds
at Kabul Police Academy, a training building for women in Police
District 9 in Kabul ($3.8 million), and women’s facilities at the Paktiya
Regional Training Center ($3.7 million). 351
ANP Training and Operations
As of December 31, 2016, the United States had obligated and disbursed
$3.7 billion of ASFF funds for ANP and MOI training and operations. 352
According to DOD, FY 2016 funding is used to provide advisors to assist
with MOI and police development. 353
The largest U.S.-funded training projects in FY 2016 focused on the AAF
and special forces. The largest MOI contract, a $33.5 million, multi-year
project to train advisors in the MOI (under which the ANP falls) recently
ended in September. In October 2016, the United States began an $18.3 million
project for ANP training. 354 Other new projects include $11.7 million
project to develop the ANP’s human intelligence-gathering capacity, 355 and a
$10.8 million contract for training MOI advisors and mentors. 356
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