Police Community relation Program

[Name of the Author]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Abstract3

INTRODUCTION5

Activity rationale5

Goal, purpose and shared objectives of the Project6

LITERATURE REVIEW8

Critical Criminology8

Routine Activities9

Building Police-Community Relationships10

METHODOLOGY13

Overview of Qualitative and Quantitative Research Approaches13

Confidentiality14

Validity15

Reliability (If using Questionnaire)16

Data Analysis17

Abstract

Consistent with the Partnership for Development between the Police of Southwestern United States and minority communities, government has agreed to undertake a design process for the phase of development cooperation among minorities and police of Southwestern United States. This program is intended to provide the basis for any longer term engagement, subject to agreement between the minorities and police. A strong and effective police force is regarded as a critical factor for ongoing economic and social development and community stability and safety.

The high level objectives for the next phase are consistent with broader strategic objectives for all partners. The overall goal and purpose are aligned with community vision and mission:

Goal: To contribute to creating a safe and secure environment for all citizens including minority as well as for local residents.

Purpose: To contribute to the provision of excellent policing services and strong (close) police/community relations.

Within the context of an ongoing partnership between police and community, and building on achievements to date, stakeholders identified four broad areas of focus for support and capacity building for the next phase, as follows:

A more professional police force, including continuing to enhance the police force own training capability and community outreach programs

Infrastructure, assets and logistics (including upgrade of police force facilities, purchase of selected priority assets and strengthening maintenance capacity)

Continuing the support for the workforce renewal program

Support for the finalisation and strengthening of police force governance policies and processes.

INTRODUCTION

This document describes the next phase of collaboration between the police force and minority community. The current program of cooperation is implemented by government of Southwestern United States is called the Police-Community Relations Program.

This Project Design Document (PDD) provides the basis for possible longer term engagement, subject to agreement between the police minority and minorities.

This PDD includes analysis of the context, identified priorities and lessons learned principles for cooperation, approaches, objectives, activities, governance and management structures and other elements.

Activity rationale

Government supports to policing and strengthening enforcement of the rule of law in Southwestern United States that is expected to continue to contribute to improved governance, economic growth and social change. A fair and functioning law and justice sector, including an effective police force, is regarded as critical for national and community stability and well being and is thereby closely linked to economic and social development. An effective police force that is trusted by the community provides a critical base for the rule of law, contributes to economic and social development and is linked to national and community stability.

In summary, the rationale for continued activity and collaborative work in this sector has three elements:

stability and security are key elements in the enabling environment for economic growth, respect for human rights and social development

Government assistance can contribute to further integration of the police force within the broader law and justice sector, helping to achieve ...