text: Chapter 4
  Level of
  Operational
  Support Unit Focus of Functions Coordination
  Scope
  (Name)
   Plan, assess, and execute  U.S. embassy.
  Operational CAO.  USAID (OFDA and
  to Tactical  Plan, assess, stability OTI).
  Subnational
  activities.  Interagency.
  to
  (Division, CA Battalion  Facilitate and enable  International
  Province or
  JTFs, information advantage. organizations or NGOs.
  Large City
  TSOCs  Enable IPI, interagency,
   IPI.
  JSOTF) and interorganizational
  coordination.
   Plan, assess, and  OFDA.
  manage CAO (execution  Interagency.
  Tactical
  oriented) such as—  International
   CR, CE, CKI, CMOC. organizations or NGOs.
  (BCT, JTF,
   Foreign assistance,
  COM, Province  IPI.
  CA FHA, PRC, CMI.
  Special to
  Company  Plan, assess, and enable
  Forces Large City
  local stability activities.
  Battalions,
   Facilitate and enable
  Regional
  information advantage.
  CMSE)
   Enable IPI and
  interagency coordination.
  Note:
  Operational Scope and Level of support for CA echelons can vary widely based on operational need
  Legend:
  BCT brigade combat team FHA foreign humanitarian assistance
  CA Civil Affairs IPI indigenous populations and institutions
  CACOM Civil Affairs command JSOTF joint special operations task force
  CAO Civil Affairs operations JTF joint task force
  CAPT Civil Affairs planning team NGO nongovernmental organization
  CE civil engagement OFDA Office of United States Foreign Disaster Assistance
  CKI civil knowledge integration OTI Office of Transition Initiatives
  CMI civil-military integration PRC populace and resources control
  CMOC civil-military operations center TG transitional governance
  CMSE civil-military support element TSOC theater special operations command
  COM collection operations management U.S. United States
  CR civil reconnaissance USAID United States Agency for International Development
  Figure 4-4. Civil Affairs allocations and support functions (continued)