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This article analyzes the EU’s contribution to Security Sector Reform (SSR) in Afghanistan. It places EU efforts, particularly those aimed at reforming the Afghan National Police (ANP), in the context of the broader international engagement in Afghanistan and the pursuit of a comprehensive approach that aligns civilian and military efforts. It argues that establishing a working division of labor and coordination between the NATO training mission NTM­A and EUPOL Afghanistan presents a significant challenge. The institutional actors engaged in reforming Afghanistan’s security sector have not yet succeeded in building a comprehensive approach in Afghanistan’s reconstruction.

Towards a comprehensive approach? The EU’s contribution to Security Sector Reform (SSR) in Afghanist