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Capability-based planning (CBP) is proving its efficiency in managing armed forces. This approach has a considerable potential for implementation in managing the development of the security sector. This paper briefly presents a planning framework and examines a particular application in the area of maritime sovereignty. The approach is based on centralized planning of the capabilities for protection of maritime sovereignty and agency-based development of these capabilities. We propose a process that links objectives, ambitions, planning scenarios, tasks, required capabilities, and planning risks. The distribution of capabilities among security sector organizations accounts for their traditions, experience, and current roles, but focuses on cost effectiveness. In the final section of the paper we examine major decision support requirements to capability planning for maritime sovereignty.
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