Inclusive Justice

Justice by and for the people in Colombia

What is it?

Together with USAID, we designed and implemented a comprehensive strategy that addressed different work components, both with citizens and with the institutions attached to the local justice systems, with the objective of increasing satisfaction levels and strengthening confidence in judicial services. The process was structured to generate behavioral changes and strengthen capacities in the different agents of change at the territorial level and to co-construct civic initiatives that strengthen participation.

Challenge

To impact the low levels of citizen satisfaction when accessing justice, as well as to increase confidence in the justice system and services.

Strategy

We develop actions aimed at generating behavioral changes, capacities and co-construction processes between citizens and public servants. We contribute to increasing the levels of satisfaction with justice services and trust in its actors in 12 municipalities in Colombia: Carmen de Bolívar, Carepa, Apartadó, Tierralta, Montelíbano, Caucasia, Istmina, Condoto, Tumaco, Buenaventura, Santander de Quilichao and Puerto Caicedo.

Conflict

Dialogue

Impunity

Justice

Disconnection

Empathy

Our impact

people surveyed in 12 municipalities for a baseline to guide the relationship with the justice system.
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people attended our behavioral change activities to increase satisfaction and confidence in justice.
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people reached with 2 communication campaigns on social networks.
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public servants committed to the incorporation of new soft skills.
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public servants committed to implement the principles of participation, collaboration and transparency.
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tool kit composed of 15 activities in 4 different components.
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We co-created the digital primer 'Aterrizando la Justicia' (Landing Justice), which translated 13 legal concepts into simple and accessible language.
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