Innovation is a means of improving and (continually) adapting the Judiciary to the changing needs of society or of the organisation itself for the benefit of society. Through innovative projects, the Judiciary aims to meet the needs of those seeking justice as effectively as possible in a broader social context. This can be done, for example, by having the judge focus in more detail on underlying issues or by increasing accessibility to justice. The Judiciary experiments with projects that can be divided into roughly four movements, each of which seeks to contribute to more socially effective justice in its own way.
In this flyer, we present several examples of these initiatives.
