The projects aim to simplify legal knowledge and justice services and present them to beneficiaries through structured digital experiences that make procedures easier to understand and make information and related services easier to access. The work included a digital experience that raises awareness of legal concepts and procedures, alongside another experience supporting reconciliation and dispute-settlement services. The content was organized and procedures simplified around beneficiaries' needs, helping raise awareness of justice services and improve how people access and benefit from them.
Launching new technical systems requires training judges and clerks quickly and to a consistent standard
Judicial laws and regulations are complex — hard to turn into simplified training content
In-person training disrupts court work — judges do not have long periods of time to spare
Taradhi: qualifying staff and beneficiaries with learning content that simplifies the system and how it works
Courts of Appeal: learning journeys that train judges and clerks on the new technical system — keeping pace with its launch
* Numbers marked as (estimated) are based on global market standards
Fast onboarding on the new technical systems — keeping pace with the launch without delay
Complex systems simplified into easy learning journeys — a shorter learning curve
Training without disrupting court work — flexible, self-paced learning
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