It is convened by 46 governments, works with over 100 partners across civil society, the United Nations (UN), and regional and international organizations, and is hosted by the Center on International Cooperation at New York University.
This Halving Global Violence team brings together communities of practice to address interlinked forms of violence and achieve SDG targets for peace.
Learn MoreThe Justice for All team aims to close the global justice gap by placing justice at the heart of sustainable development and people at the center of justice systems
Learn MoreThe Inequality & Exclusion team identifies practical and politically viable solutions to combat income, wealth, and group-based inequalities, which fuel economic, social, and political grievances and are exacerbated by divisive and polarizing narratives.
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The Justice Financing Framework (JFF) guides country-level justice financing and budgeting for people-centered justice and draws on over forty years’ experience from other service delivery sectors, especially health and education, which have successfully scaled up front line services to millions of people over the last twenty-five years.
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Explore our latest commentary, analysis, and insights.
Over the past decade, collective global efforts to strengthen and expand access to justice have generated tangible progress across local, national, and regional contexts—including innovative and digital solutions, more accountable court systems, improved data availability, and outcome-oriented approaches that better address people's justice needs and their lived experiences. This paper proposes that the next phase of justice reform should connect open justice and people-centered justice as mutually reinforcing approaches
The webinar seeks to offer participants an opportunity to explore two distinct yet complementary models of people-centered justice, share best practices, lessons learned, and considerations for cross-regional application.
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