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Justice Dashboard

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Data by Country
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Find out how people in different countries around the world experience justice. What are the most serious problems people face? How are problems being resolved? Find out the answers to these and more.

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Methodology

Methodology

Bangladesh

Burkina Faso

General population

IDPs and host communities

Ethiopia

Fiji

Indonesia

Jordan

Kenya

Lebanon

Mali

2014

2018

Morocco

The Netherlands

General population

The Hague

Niger

Nigeria

2018

2023

Tunisia

UAE

Uganda

2015

2019

Ukraine

USA

Yemen
Solving & Preventing

Solving & Preventing

People need good solutions to their justice issues. What do these solutions look like?

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Guidelines for Justice Problems

Explore guidelines for solving and preventing justice problems. They recommend interventions, which can support lawyers, paralegals and other practitioners in their work.

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Justice Services

Justice Services

Innovation is needed in the justice sector. What services are solving justice problems of people? Find out more about data on justice innovations.

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The Gamechangers

The 7 most promising categories of justice innovations, that have the potential to increase access to justice for millions of people around the world.

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Justice Innovation Labs

Explore solutions developed using design thinking methods for the justice needs of people in the Netherlands, Nigeria, Uganda and more.

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Enabling Environment

Creating an enabling regulatory and financial framework where innovations and new justice services develop

Rules of procedure, public-private partnerships, creative sourcing of justice services, and new sources of revenue and investments can help in creating an enabling regulatory and financial framework.

Forming a committed coalition of leaders

A committed group of leaders can drive change and innovation in justice systems and support the creation of an enabling environment.

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Problems
Problems

Find out how specific justice problems impact people, how their justice journeys look like, and more.

Employment Justice

Family Justice

Land Justice

Neighbour Justice

Crime Justice

Data stories and research
on delivering peace and justice

Welcome to the Justice Dashboard by HiiL user friendly justice. Discover what pressing problems people are facing and the journeys they take to solve or prevent them. Find evidence about solutions that work and promising models for delivering justice.

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Number of people interviewed within 18 countries

Experienced
legal problems

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Took action to resolve their problem

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Completely or partially resolved their problem

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What's new
Meet Morgan Gikonyo - an entrepreneur who envisioned people-centred legal services for Kenyans

Before working as a coordinator for HiiL’s Justice Accelerator Hub in East Africa, Morgan Gikonyo founded both Wakili Mkononi and Ask Wakili. Wakili Mkononi was a platform that hosted educational videos on the everyday legal problems of people and Ask Wakili connected people to verified lawyers who provide legal assistance at an affordable fee. In a candid conversation, Morgan shares what inspired him to become a justice entrepreneur at the young age of 22, and the kind of challenges he encountered along the way.

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Tackling crime in Kenya - With Eric Murithi and Vincent Awino

Eric Murithi and Vincent Awino, two dynamic engineers from Nairobi have launched Upesy – a mobile application that connects individuals who are in danger to their friends, family, private security agencies, ambulances and more. The co-founders shared their entrepreneurial journey with us in a candid conversation.

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Data on crime in 17 countries

People across the globe face assault, theft, robbery and fraud and more on an everyday basis. Nationwide surveys conducted by HiiL in 17 countries in the MENA region, West and East Africa, Europe and North America confirm that crime is one of the most pressing justice problems.

On the Crime Problems page, we show the kind of outcomes people get after trying to resolve the problem, who people took support from, if the problem was resolved and so on. You can also find innovations that deliver justice for people’s crime problems.

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Start with people

The kind of justice that people around the world need most relates to their employment, family, neighbours, land and crime. Let us take a look at what people experience in each of these areas.

Employment justice

Family justice

Neighbour justice

Land justice

Crime justice

Employment justice

Family justice

Neighbour justice

Land justice

Crime justice

The Gamechangers

Explore the 7 most promising categories of justice innovations, that have the potential to increase access to justice for millions of people around the world.

Working from data

We collect, publish and give access to data on people’s justice problems and their resolutions. We help build monitoring capacity. Our goal: Enhanced access to and use by justice sector stakeholders of data and knowledge about justice needs and outcomes of justice journeys.

Data is the backbone of the Dashboard. You can explore interactive data visualisations on justice needs of people from 18 countries.

Applying best practices

We assist justice stakeholders in adopting evidence-based practice. Our goal: improved capacity of justice practitioners and providers of justice services to resolve justice problems.

On the Solving and Preventing page of the Dashboard, we showcase evidence-based recommendations to resolve land, family and employment related justice problems.

Scaling Gamechangers

We support innovations known as ‘Gamechangers’, the sustainable service models that have the greatest impact towards delivering justice. Our goal: Increased access to and use of justice services for people.

Start your innovations journey by finding out which are the most sustainable, impactful and scalable innovations. Visit our Justice Services and Gamechangers pages.

Creating enabling environment

We convene stakeholders to help reduce barriers to progress and create conditions for dialogue and collaboration. This includes the financial, regulatory and legal regimes. Our goal: Strengthened dialogue between justice stakeholders on justice needs to create an ‘enabling environment’ for justice innovation and Gamechangers (via public-private partnerships and other business opportunities).

Explore our vision for transforming the justice sector on the Enabling Environment page.

Strengthening the movement

We strengthen networks for knowledge exchange and celebrate success of people-centered justice initiatives. Through community building, we dismantle silos and inspire changemakers to support the realisation of SDG16.3 – equal access to justice for all. Our goal: Reinforced international, regional, and national movement of people-centred justice.

Our tools:

Innovating Justice Forum
Ministerial meetings
Local capacity building (Example: Introducing webinar series on ‘’Research Methods to Measure Justice’’)

Each of the different elements of the Dashboard symbolise the people-centred justice movement and assist stakeholders for better decision-making.

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The Hague Institute for
Innovation of Law
Tel: +31 70 762 0700
E-mail: info@hiil.org

Justice Dashboard

Justice Dashboard

Data stories and research
on delivering peace and justice

What's new
Meet Morgan Gikonyo - an entrepreneur who envisioned people-centred legal services for Kenyans

What's new
Tackling crime in Kenya - With Eric Murithi and Vincent Awino

What's new
Data on crime in 17 countries

Start with people

Explore justice data by country on this map

The Gamechangers

Community Justice Services

User-friendly Contracts and Other Legal Documents

Platforms offering mandatory one-stop dispute resolution

Problem-solving courts for crime

Claiming services helping people to access vital public services

Prevention programmes or services

Online information, advice and representation