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Title: Transitions from the Malta Police transformation strategy 2020–2025 to permanence - the drafting of the 2025–2030 corporate strategy
Other Titles: Resurgent : a Malta Police Force transformation
Authors: Camilleri, Jesmond
Keywords: Police administration -- Malta
Police -- Malta
Strategic planning -- Malta
Law enforcement -- Malta
Issue Date: 2026
Publisher: University of Malta and the Malta Police Force
Citation: Camilleri, J. (2026). Transitions from the Malta Police transformation strategy 2020–2025 to permanence - the drafting of the 2025–2030 corporate strategy. In S. Formosa, J. Formosa Pace, & A. Gafà, (Eds.). Resurgent: A Malta Police Force Transformation (pp. 357–372). Malta: University of Malta and the Malta Police Force.
Abstract: This chapter provides a comprehensive analysis of the Malta Police Force’s organizational evolution from its initial Transformation Strategy (2020–2025) to the subsequent Corporate Strategy (2025–2030). Facing low public confidence and outdated legacy processes in late 2019, the Force enacted a whole-of-organization reform program across 11 strategic objectives. These initiatives modernized police infrastructure, integrated digital technologies, strengthened internal audit and accountability frameworks, introduced community policing models, and significantly improved public trust metrics. The chapter details the collaborative co-design process and strategic foresight used to transition these short-term transformational successes into an enduring, long-term framework structured around public safety, institutional legitimacy, and data-driven policing.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/149237
ISBN: 9789918018482
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