This document contains initial recommendations on possible further activities for the development of the Unified Judiciary Information Telecommunication System (UJITS).
What? : Enabling Businesses and Economic Growth Who? : Independent and Professional Service Providers (PEOs) ++ Effective Oversight and Scrutiny How? : Improved Business Processes in Judgement Enforcement
Ukraine faces an important challenge in the reform of enforcement of court decisions, as a key effort to protect property rights. A successful reform of the enforcement system is relevant to raising the trust of the Ukrainian public and foreign investors in Ukraine as a safe place for owning property and doing business.
This report is aimed at presenting a methodology for monitoring the implementation of the new Ukrainian Civil and Commercial Procedural Codes. Monitoring was conducted by way of a specifically developed questionnaire with closed answers (Questionnaire A; multiple choice) and an instrument for conducting in-depth interviews (Questionnaire B; open-ended questions). The methodology is not only meant for monitoring the implementation of procedural codes, but also for similar monitoring exercises in the future
The Regional Justice Reform Councils (RJRCs) were established in 2015 as part of the implementation of the Predecessor Project, designed to improve the exchange of information between central and local levels, to include the regions into policy development, and to measure the policies impact and their region-specific implementation challenges. On 22-23 August 2019, a meeting of the RJRCs Interregional Working Group (IRWG) took place, aimed at developing sector policy proposals with regard to people-driven and people-participatory justice. The IRWG in question consisted of thematic experts from all RJRCs regions and included judges, advocates, and academia. During the meeting, international and national Project experts assisted and provided their advice to IRWG.
