Police reforms have been a contentious issue in Pakistan, where a series of efforts to transform the image of the police have not accrued the desired results. A fresh effort in this regard is underway in ICT Police in which core and non-core policing tasks are being segregated and online management systems and e-public service through customer facilitation centers have been introduced. This study is an endeavor to identify challenges faced by ICT Police in the implementation of these changes with their current skill set and focus on their interoperability with other systems and their contribution. Moreover, it will acquire public feedback regarding the quality of service delivery with the introduction of online FIR compared to traditional bureaucracy. In-depth interviews will be conducted with both officers and lower-rank police officials, and feedback from the general public will be obtained to carryout reflexive thematic analysis.
Technology Adoption in Islamabad Police

Verda Salman
04-116
Assistant Professor
School of Social Sciences and Humanities (S3H), National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST)
06 months
Rs. 2,750,000/-
Ayesha Nazuk, Eeman Taimur, Faryal Fareed