Data and Evidence for Justice Reforms (DE JURE) program aims to revolutionize the way we measure, understand and enhance legitimacy and equality in justice systems. DE JURE program leverages extensive experience in developing customized data and evidence ecosystems to produce actionable information, and recommending specific policy pathways to sustainable poverty reduction and increased shared prosperity.
The DE JURE program bridges the gap between rigorous evidence and policymaking in judiciaries around the world. We do three key kinds of work:
We work with client governments to tackle priority policy questions and measure the causal impacts of reforms by embedding experimental research into the rollout and scale-up of justice sector interventions. Learn more at Research & Insights.
We work with judiciaries and governments to use data from case management systems where they exist and build them where they don’t exist. We bring together key elements from these systems in the form of ‘Doing Justice’ indicators.
We apply our expertise in machine learning and key insights from our research to develop publicly accessible tools that can be easily adapted to improve local justice outcomes. We bring our machine learning expertise to bear.
Our collaborators: