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In 2022, the White House released the second annual Women, Peace, and Security Congressional Report, which tracks implementation of the Women, Peace, and Security Act of 2017 across the United States Government, including the Departments of State, Defense, Homeland Security and USAID. This training session will provide a deep dive into the USG’s strategy to …
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Members Recognized for Extraordinary Accomplishments in Stability and Contingency Operations WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 21, 2023) – The International Stability Operations Association (ISOA) recently presented its annual Global Impact Awards for excellence in stability operations. Two individuals received Lifetime Achievement Awards for their significant contributions supporting U.S. mission-critical support services. Fourteen member companies also received Global …
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2023 Tier 4 Vanguard Award Winner SafeLane and its international team works tirelessly to breathe new life into unsafe environments, and positively transform communities and the lives of those living and working within them. Explosive ordnance continues to have a detrimental effect on communities long after a conflict has ended. Humanitarian support, free movement, the …
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2023 Tier 2 Vanguard Award Winner In the summer of 2021, Louis Berger Services was heavily involved in the U.S. military withdrawal of Afghanistan, where it had been providing Air Terminal and Ground Handling Services (ATGHS) in support of the LOGCAP program since April 2021. LBS’ Aerial Port Operations served as a lifeline toward the …
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2023 Tier 1 Vanguard Award Winner Constellis is honored to receive the Vanguard Tier 1 award, which honors companies who achieve extraordinary accomplishments, providing inspiration to the stability operations community. This award acknowledges the comprehensive work that our 15,000+ employees provide in over 50 countries in support of national security, homeland security, and for other …
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As part of ISOA’s commitment to the imperatives of WPS, ISOA has recently had the great honor to lead or facilitate several inspirational Women, Peace and Security events. On June 9, ISOA co-hosted a congressional reception with the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Global Women’s Issues and the WPS Focal Points Network. This reception closed …
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2023 Tier 1 Afghanistan Award Winner In August 2021, when the Taliban took control of Kabul, DAI had six ongoing U.S. Government projects in Afghanistan, fielding approximately 550 staff. Twenty-two expatriate staff were able to board military transport to be evacuated, but too many of DAI’s Afghan colleagues remained behind. One month before the withdrawal …
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2023 Tier 6 Ukraine Award Winner Utilizing on-the-ground partnerships and border country entry points in Poland, Romania, and Slovakia, ISOA Global Impact Award winner Reinaert’s efforts have reached communities in Uzhorod, Vorokhta, and Dnipro – some of the most impacted towns across eastern Ukraine. Ongoing support includes: Humanitarian aid including critical care and medical supplies, …
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2023 Tier 3 Ukraine Award Winner Ukraine has been an important partner country where Culmen has provided significant building partner capacity support, since Culmen’s inception. It is a country that holds a special place for Culmen. Since 2004, Culmen employees have traveled, lived, and worked in Ukraine supporting joint U.S.-Ukrainian projects including the Defense Threat …
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2023 Tier 1 Ukraine Award Winner Palladium’s recent work in Moldova, for the Data for Impact (D4I) project, implemented by the Carolina Population Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in partnership with Palladium International, LLC; ICF Macro, Inc.; John Snow, Inc.; and Tulane University and funded by USAID has focused on …