Review of Prevention Programming Undertaken by Allies Abroad to Identify Promising Practices Report

Terrorism is a global concern and, while each country has taken a different approach to terrorism prevention, there are common themes in the types of domestic programs being funded and implemented. Examining how programs are approached across these different contexts can provide critical insight into what does and does not work, given conditions and goals.

Identifying and distilling these lessons will contribute to the terrorism prevention evidence base overall and support government sponsors and program implementers with current and future programming.