text: Stability
  effectiveness (MOEs) during assessment to plan for the next operation asking, “What is needed to accomplish
  the intended outcome?” The Army’s six stability operations tasks are—
  (cid:122) Establish civil security.
  (cid:122) Support to civil control.
  (cid:122) Restore essential services.
  (cid:122) Support to governance.
  (cid:122) Support to economic and infrastructure development.
  (cid:122) Conduct security cooperation.
  8-49. The combination of stability operations tasks conducted during operations depends on the situation. In
  some operations, the host nation can meet most or all of the population’s requirements. In those cases, Army
  forces work with and through host-nation authorities. Commanders use civil affairs operations to mitigate
  how the military presence affects the population and vice versa. Conversely, Army forces operating in a
  failed state may need to support the well-being of the local population. That situation requires Army forces
  to work with civilian organizations to restore basic capabilities. Civil affairs operations prove essential in
  establishing the trust between Army forces and civilian organizations required for effective, working
  relationships.
  8-50. Six Army stability operations tasks (see figure 8-1 on page 8-12) correspond directly to the five
  stability sectors, used by the U.S. Department of State, Office of the Coordinator for Reconstruction and
  Stabilization, and directly support the broader efforts within the stability sectors. Together these six stability
  operations tasks and the U.S. Department of State stability sectors provide a mechanism for interagency
  tactical integration, linking the execution of discreet tasks among the instruments of national power required
  to establish end state conditions that define success. Tasks performed in one sector inevitably create related
  effects in another sector; planned and performed appropriately, carefully sequenced activities complement
  and reinforce these effects. The subordinate tasks performed by the BCT under the six stability operations
  tasks directly support broader efforts within stability executed as part of unified action.