Counter Terrorism Analysis and Fusion Division (CTAFD)

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How we work

Counter Terrorism
in its different
aspects

Threat Assessment

Assessment of radicalization, extremism and of the national and international terrorist threat to Botswana and its interest abroad.

Information Sharing

Dissemination of terrorism information, including current terrorism threat level.

Identity Management

Identity Management

Maintain a comprehensive data base of terrorists and terrorist groups, and to serve as a central and shared knowledge bank on known and suspected terrorists and terrorist groups.

Strategic Operational Planning

Strategic Operational Planning

Provide intelligence for the formulation of strategic operational plans for civilian and military counter terrorism efforts and for the effective integration of counter terrorism intelligence and operations across investigating authorities.

coordination

Inter Agency Coordination

It is evident that to effectively detect, deter, and defeat contemporary terrorism a coordinated approach by all national security agencies is required. It is also clear that no single agency can deal with this problem alone because terrorism cuts across multiple jurisdictions. Uncoordinated actions by one agency can produce only limited results in the fight against such a complex threat. In recognition of this, government organizations engage in a variety of different forms of interagency cooperation to include sharing information, the exchange of staff (liaison officers), participation in joint threat assessments, cooperative or mutually reinforcing planning, and participation in joint training, exercises and operations.


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