Explore Data of Countries
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.
*GP – general population; *HCs – host communities; IDPs* – internally displaced persons
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.
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.
Justice Innovation Labs
Explore solutions developed using design thinking methods for the justice needs of people in the Netherlands, Nigeria, Uganda and more.
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.
Problems
Find out how specific justice problems impact people, how their justice journeys look like, and more.
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75% of the participants report experiencing one or more legal problems in the previous 12 months. These results are higher than the JNS survey, whereby 55% of the sample population experienced one or more legal problems in the previous four years.
Why are there differences between the two studies? The higher rate here may be due to the self-selecting nature of the eJNS. Additionally, those who answered the survey via WhatsApp may be more aware of their problems and the existing routes to solve them due to previous interactions with the Inclusive Justice Activity. Additionally, people could have reported non-personal problems, choosing to disclose problems that occurred to close people like family or friends. It is also possible that some people quit the survey if they have not experienced a problem or believe their problem to be of a confidential nature11.
On average, people report experiencing 2,44 legal problems in the span of 12 months.
[11] This is still considered a possibility, despite there being an option to select not having experienced legal problems and various notes which reaffirmed the confidential nature of the data.
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