Enhancing Police Reforms to Foster Social Order in Nyandarua County, Kenya, From 2010 to the Present

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Mixed-methods analysis shows police reforms impact social order, highlighting the roles of training and community trust.

The study identifies a disconnect between the quantity of police training and its perceived effectiveness on social order.
While 75% of officers received de-escalation training, only 40% found it useful in addressing real-world challenges.
Surveys found that 85% of citizens using police social media reported satisfaction, in contrast to only 20% of officers using digital systems consistently.
Trust-building through police-community meetings shows promise, with 80% of attendees reporting increased trust in law enforcement.

Mukenga et al. (2025) studied this question.

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