CSSF and related acronyms

This is all about the CSSF - the Conflict, Stability and Security Fund - and related acronyms and abbreviations.

Acronym	Meaning	Significance
CPAS	Comprehensive Planning and Performance Assessment System	Yes, one 'P'. Allows peacekeeping missions to assess their operating environment and use data and analysis to evaluate progress towards their goals. Enables evidence-based decisions.
CSIRT	Commonwealth Cyber Security Incident Response Team	Yes, one 'C'. Provides a community platform used in 30 countries.
CSSF	Conflict, Stability and Security Fund	Unique cross-government fund that tackles conflicts and challenges to UK interests arising from instability overseas.
DNSA	Deputy National Security Adviser	CSSF's Senior Responsible Owner
FCDO	Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office	Pursues the UK's national interests and projects the UK as a force for good in the world. Promotes the interests of British citizens, safeguards the UK’s security, defends our values, reduces poverty and tackles global challenges with international partners.
GNI	Gross National Income	The total domestic and foreign output claimed by residents of a country, consisting of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) plus factor incomes earned by foreign residents, minus income earned in the domestic economy by non-residents. Previously known as Gross National Product (GNP). Not hugely different from GDP.
JFU	Joint Funds Unit	Oversight and management of the CSSF.
MEL	Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning	Data gathering, analysis and learning. The tools to ensure the right decisions are taken.
NSC	National Security Council	Approves regional and thematic portfolio allocations. Sets the CSSF's strategic direction.
ODA	Overseas or Official Development Assistance	Currently set at 0.7% of Gross National Income.
OSJA	Overseas Security and Justice Assessment	A risk management process to assess human rights risks, identify mitigating actions and outline residual risk.
RRM	Rapid Response Mechanism	Enables swift mobilisation of resources in times of crisis.
SOC	Serious and Organised Crime	Can be international. Forms a UK national security threat.
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