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The Netherlands // Training members of the Libyan High Judicial Institute
Knowledge sharing on curricula development, teaching methods, as well as tackling human trafficking and cybercrime…
North Macedonia // Lawyers develop advocacy projects with peers in The Hague
Six lawyers from North Macedonia developed projects on access to justice in The Hague.
Albania // Third Stakeholders’ Committee meeting Euralius V
Justice sector stakeholders come together to take stock of progress after three years of tough reforms…
The Netherlands // Young Diplomat Summer School visits CILC
CILC hosted the Young Diplomat Summer School for an introduction to their organisation
MENA region // Shiraka family continues to grow
This year CILC was given the opportunity to implement two Shiraka training courses…
Kazakhstan // The function of punishment and rehabilitation in prison
Discussing the rehabilitation of convicts with law students from Kazakhstan
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We manage and implement international cooperation projects aimed at strengthening justice systems and the rule of law throughout the world, in countries in development or in transition. We acquire these projects by competing for funding on the international donor market. We also provide services to Dutch government and executive agencies in the area of project and program management for justice and rule of law, including the promotion of The Hague, City of Peace and Justice.
We design projects
We believe that creating successful international legal cooperation projects requires experience, understanding of local needs and commitment to quality standards.
We manage projects
No matter the size of a project, we apply the same principles and standards of aid effectiveness and we focus on generating sustainable development.
We provide advice
On specific requests from donors or public institutions in our target countries, we conduct gaps and needs analysis. Our colleagues are often requested to moderate policy dialogues.
Transparency
CILC wants to become a reliable link in the ever growing network of development organisations that apply the principles and tools of effective aid delivery. With the launch of our new website in November 2014 we publish detailed information about our projects in a more accessible and open manner.
For us this is a first step in the direction of becoming a contributor of development work information in open data format. The process on which we have embarked for this includes opening our data, monitoring quality and adjusting procedures internally, with the intention to actually publish to IATI as soon as we are ready.