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Justice Sector
UNDP has been the main implementingpartner for the return of displaced people to Kosovo over the past seven years. The
programme is aimed not only at rebuilding houses, but creating a stable and sustainable environment for families so they can remain in Kosovo for the long term. Results 2007
Much of this work has been undertaken in co-operation with the government of Kosovo as it seeks to create the conditions for ethnic minorities to live safely in the region.
The portfolio takes up the majority of UNDP’s budget and covers more than 58 projects. It includes the reconstruction
of houses, income generation schemes, and the creation of local schools and medical facilities, all amenities that are vital to make a community self-suffi cient.
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Kosovo Judicial/Bar Exam
The project is supporting the Ministry of Justice on the reform of the Judicial/Bar Exam
according to the new legislation
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Access to justice
The Access to Justice Report will serve as a starting point for development of the future project on Access to Justice, supporting the Kosovo Judicial Council, the Legal Aid System and the legal awareness programmes which will improve capacities in redressing the justice system.
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- Support to the Kosovo Judiciary The project will support Kosovo Judicial Institute to develop and implement a long term and sustainable training program for judges in order to increase their professionalism on making independent decisions, apply leadership, ensure greater independence and promote the judiciary as a democratic institute. More
- Sustainable Partnerships for Returns in Kosovo (SPARK) The Sustainable Partnerships for Assistance to Minority Returns to Kosovo (SPARK) Programme provides an integrated umbrella mechanism for delivering the full spectrum of multi-sectoral assistance for returns. The Programme is financed by the Government of Kosovo and the British Government to the value of 20 million US Dollars More