GFLJD Vision

• Provide an innovative and dynamic permanent forum of knowledge exchange.
• Connect countries, judiciaries, think-tanks, regional and international organizations, development agencies, and civil society organizations.
• Make available relevant research and practice to improve development outcomes in the field of law and justice.

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GFLJD Partners

As of May 15th, sixty-two partners have signed the letters of endorsement and we look forward to continue to expand our base of partners.
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Thematic Working Groups

During the first year, the GFLJD will start with five formal Thematic Working Groups (TWGs) and several additional Communities of Practice. The first round of meetings of the TWGs is taking place during the month of May.
Each TWG is determining its own agenda of meetings, priorities, and work program.

• April 24 Empowerment and Equity for Diverse Communities
• May 7    Governance and Anticorruption
• May 14  Empowerment and Equity for Diverse Communities
• May 15  Environmental & Natural Resources Law
• May 22  Private Sector Development and Finance
• May 29  Justice Reform/Rule of Law Reform
• June 5  Governance and Anticorruption Follow-up meeting
• June 20 Empowerment and Equity for Diverse Communities
• July 5    Environmental & Natural Resources Law

GFLJD in the press...

Burton Blatt Institute Hosts World Bank Visit to Campus and Discussions about New Global Forum

Loyola University Chicago School of Law Co-Founds GFLJD Web-Based Platform Supports Rule of Law in Developing Countries

UIHJ participates in a meeting with Anne-Marie Leroy

UNIIC: A conversation with Hassane Cisse

Interview with Anne-Marie Leroy - Recueil Dalloz

Peluso receives an invitation to the GFLJD

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