text: Chapter 8
  A patrol identifies two villages that are in contention with one another because of a lack of water.
  One has an abundance of water due to building a levee and the other does not. The patrol shares
  this information to the company commander. The company commander engages the local
  government leader about the issue and the local leader does not have the capability to solve the
  problem. The company commander engages the battalion commander and staff who arranges an
  engagement with the provincial reconstruction team and unified action partners. An engineer from
  the provincial reconstruction team coordinates with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and local
  regional development planners discover that they can provide water to the other village by digging
  wells that access underground water sources. The provincial reconstruction team provides a
  proposal for a contract to the company commander and local government leaders. The local
  government leader reaches a decision to commission a contract to build wells. While the wells are
  being built, the levee must be lowered to allow some water to flow downstream for certain periods
  of time. In return, both villages provide labor to the project equally. The company commander
  coordinates with the provincial reconstruction team, sends patrols with a qualified COR and
  ensures fulfillment of the contract terms. The BCT commander and staff, and subordinate units
  conduct information operations to show a partnership with the host nation.
  8-102. The BCT supports good governance by ensuring that local governments adhere to the rule of law
  and to the law established by the higher level of government. The incoming legitimate authority, with the
  population’s support, establishes (or re-establishes) and supports the rule of law during the transformation
  phase. The BCT commander and subordinate leaders must be familiar with the current state of the rule of
  law to ensure their partnered elements support the rule of law and act accordingly. Operations conducted
  during this phase support the messages and themes that support the rule of law as well as reports of violations
  of the law by actors and how the government acts consistently with the rule of law in addressing violations
  of the law.
  FOSTERING SUSTAINABILITY
  8-103. The fostering sustainability phase begins with the host nation capable of conducting good
  governance with minimal assistance, accepted by the local population, and prepared for long-term
  development. This phase ends with the complete withdrawal of BCTs interacting with local government on
  a routine basis. The BCT support to governance during fostering sustainability oversees transfer
  responsibility of governance to an enduring host nation authority.
  SUPPORT TO ECONOMIC AND INFRASTRUCTURE
  DEVELOPMENT
  8-104. The BCT assists host-nation actors to begin the process of achieving sustainable economic
  development by establishing a safe and secure environment. Other U.S. Government agencies,
  intergovernmental organizations, and civilian relief agencies often have the best qualifications to lead efforts
  to restore and help develop host-nation economic capabilities. Ultimately, the goal is to establish conditions
  so that the host nation can generate its own revenues and not rely upon outside aid. The desired end state is
  for the host nation to achieve a robust, entrepreneurial, and sustainable economy. All economic development
  actions build upon and enhance host nation economic and management capacity. (See ATP 3-07.5 for
  additional information.) Support to economic and infrastructure development subtasks include—
  (cid:122) Support economic generation and enterprise creation.
  (cid:122) Support monetary institutions and programs.
  (cid:122) Support national treasury operations.
  (cid:122) Support public sector investment programs.
  (cid:122) Support private sector development.
  (cid:122) Protect natural resources and environment.
  (cid:122) Support agricultural development programs.
  (cid:122) Restoretransportation infrastructure.