Systemic overview of the Uganda Legal Information Institute
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2011-07
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This study investigates Uganda’s Legal Information Institute (ULII). The goal was to find out what ULII does, how it works, and to determine the positive effects ULII has had on target audiences and stakeholders, exploring factors related to its success and sustainability. So far, ULII has made remarkable progress in ensuring accessibility of all statutes of parliament and over 150,000 judgments. Critical gaps and needs, outputs and outcomes are reviewed, such as mechanisms to ensure that relevant feedback from users reaches the ULII. Wider communication channels, an internal governance roadmap, and clear policy on feedback are some recommendations.
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As part of the Free Access to Law - Is it Here to Stay? Project
Uganda Final Technical Report
Uganda Final Technical Report
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Scoping Study
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OPEN ACCESS TO LAW, LEGAL INFORMATION INSTITUTES, SUSTAINABILITY, UGANDA, LEGAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS, IMPACT ASSESSMENT, INFORMATION NETWORKS