ABA ROLI publishes Access to Justice Assessment Tool
May 1, 2012 at 10:33 pm mgramatikov Leave a comment
After two years of development and pilot testing the American Bar Association’s Rule of Law Initiative (ROLI) published its Access to Justice Assessment Tool. The subtitle of the tool clearly indicates the methodology’s target group: A guide to analyzing access to justice for civil society organizations.
In a nutshell, the Assessment Tool is guides CSOs how to use various data collection tools (mix between quantitative and qualitative methods) to assess and document six indicators of access to justice:
- Legal framework
- Legal knowledge
- Advice and representation
- Access to justice institutions (both formal and informal)
- Fair procedure
- Enforceable solution
There are many positive things about the Assessment Tool but the abundance of practical examples and case studies makes it really a great tool. Great job, Jennifer and Jim!
Read the full text of ABA ROLI’s Access to Justice Assessment Tool here
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