Mots-clé
(Allemand)
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Ukraine, support to justice reform, assessment, CJS, sustainability of former implementing partners
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Mots-clé
(Anglais)
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Ukraine, support to justice reform, assessment, CJS, sustainability of former implementing partners
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Mots-clé
(Français)
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Ukraine, support to justice reform, assessment, CJS, sustainability of former implementing partners
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Mots-clé
(Italien)
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Ukraine, support to justice reform, assessment, CJS, sustainability of former implementing partners
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Description succincte
(Allemand)
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Since its establishment, the implementing partner, the Centre for Judicial Studies (CJS), has provided research and training on the issues of judicial independence, application of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, judicial self-governance, and communications strategies for the judiciary.The Project has achieved to a satisfactory degree (and in some cases exceeded) the objectives set forth in both Projects Support to Penitentiary Reform in Ukraine and Support to Justice Reform in Ukraine. Most of these results have been appropriated by the targeted stakeholders and therefore enjoy a large degree of sustainability through ownership.The Centre meets almost all criteria to be evaluated as a well-established organization with a high potential for future activities: privileged access to and strong relationships with decision-makers within the Judiciary and the relevant line ministries, a sufficient organizational structure at the moment of the assessment, new office space to move in, a well-developed and popular web-site, a wide range of products in demand, a very good reputation among both beneficiaries and donors.
Documents annexés
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Description succincte
(Anglais)
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Since its establishment, the implementing partner, the Centre for Judicial Studies (CJS), has provided research and training on the issues of judicial independence, application of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, judicial self-governance, and communications strategies for the judiciary.The Project has achieved to a satisfactory degree (and in some cases exceeded) the objectives set forth in both Projects Support to Penitentiary Reform in Ukraine and Support to Justice Reform in Ukraine. Most of these results have been appropriated by the targeted stakeholders and therefore enjoy a large degree of sustainability through ownership.The Centre meets almost all criteria to be evaluated as a well-established organization with a high potential for future activities: privileged access to and strong relationships with decision-makers within the Judiciary and the relevant line ministries, a sufficient organizational structure at the moment of the assessment, new office space to move in, a well-developed and popular web-site, a wide range of products in demand, a very good reputation among both beneficiaries and donors.
Documents annexés
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Description succincte
(Français)
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Since its establishment, the implementing partner, the Centre for Judicial Studies (CJS), has provided research and training on the issues of judicial independence, application of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, judicial self-governance, and communications strategies for the judiciary.The Project has achieved to a satisfactory degree (and in some cases exceeded) the objectives set forth in both Projects Support to Penitentiary Reform in Ukraine and Support to Justice Reform in Ukraine. Most of these results have been appropriated by the targeted stakeholders and therefore enjoy a large degree of sustainability through ownership.The Centre meets almost all criteria to be evaluated as a well-established organization with a high potential for future activities: privileged access to and strong relationships with decision-makers within the Judiciary and the relevant line ministries, a sufficient organizational structure at the moment of the assessment, new office space to move in, a well-developed and popular web-site, a wide range of products in demand, a very good reputation among both beneficiaries and donors.
Documents annexés
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Description succincte
(Italien)
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Since its establishment, the implementing partner, the Centre for Judicial Studies (CJS), has provided research and training on the issues of judicial independence, application of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, judicial self-governance, and communications strategies for the judiciary.The Project has achieved to a satisfactory degree (and in some cases exceeded) the objectives set forth in both Projects Support to Penitentiary Reform in Ukraine and Support to Justice Reform in Ukraine. Most of these results have been appropriated by the targeted stakeholders and therefore enjoy a large degree of sustainability through ownership.The Centre meets almost all criteria to be evaluated as a well-established organization with a high potential for future activities: privileged access to and strong relationships with decision-makers within the Judiciary and the relevant line ministries, a sufficient organizational structure at the moment of the assessment, new office space to move in, a well-developed and popular web-site, a wide range of products in demand, a very good reputation among both beneficiaries and donors.
Documents annexés
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Mandataire
(Anglais)
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Stéphane Jeannet (Human Solutions Consulting, Geneva/Switzerland) / Julia Sedyk (local consultant, Kiev/Ukraine)
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Budget imputé
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SDC / DEZA / DDC / DSC
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Bases légales
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Art. 170 BV
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Droits d'auteur
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Copyright, Bundesbehörden der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft | Droits d'auteur: autorités de la Confédération suisse | Diritti d'autore: autorità della Confederazione Svizzera | Dretgs d'autur: autoritads da la Confederaziun svizra | Copyright, Swiss federal authorities
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Renseignements
(Anglais)
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Swiss Cooperation Office in Kiev, Ukraine
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