The government adopted new approaches to successfully disarm and reorient a number of clan and religious militias into either civilian life or reintegrated into the National Armed Forces hence re-establish public confidence in the rule of law and state guaranteed security.Key expected outcomes include development of appropriate management practice, human resources development undertaken successfully, Improvement of Community Safety and Security Services delivery and the establishment of effective and efficient Security Organizations that are self-sustaining in the long-term and could gradually and sequentially take over complete security responsibility from AMISOM and UNSOM peacekeeping and stabilization role countrywide.Major achievements have since being made including the biometric registration of all Somali National Armed Forces which ensured all forces to be accounted for, their fitness and readiness as well as availability in their respective stations ascertained and each officer paid through his or her respective bank accounts directly from the Somali Central Bank Single Treasury Account. The reform also ensured consistent force generation, reintegration, SNA leadership, logistics, human resource and financial management reform.