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Recalibrating the System: Toward Efficient and Effective Resourcing of National Preparedness

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Project on National Security Reform (PNSR) released the study Recalibrating the System: Toward Efficient and Effective Resourcing of National Preparedness, December 2009

  • “In the U.S. three levels of government share sovereignty over common territory. This fundamental reality requires substantive improvement to current approaches to homeland security mission preparedness and execution, and if necessary, establishment of new formal and informal intergovernmental structures and processes. Acknowledging this reality, the PNSR Homeland Security Team identifies a key concern behind the homeland security component of the national security system: the fragmented national security and homeland security structure. This fragmented structure—between and within all levels of government—fails to require and empower systematic collaboration, coordination, and integration of strategy and policy development, resourcing, and aligned operational execution in steady-state or crises.”
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