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Measuring Justice: Justice Sector Evaluation & Human Rights
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A conference by the International Human Rights Network
Date: Friday 26th June 2009
Venue: National University
of Ireland, Maynooth, Ireland
The conference took place at the conclusion of IHRN’s annual Justice
Sector Reform Training Programme Sunday 21st to Friday 26th
June.
Purpose
Measuring justice is a priority for a wide range of
individuals and institutions. It is central to enhancing good governance
including rule of law, combating corruption, addressing impunity and building effective, accountable justice sector reform.
The purpose of this IHRN conference
is to facilitate the pooling of evaluation experience, to identify best
practice and lessons for the future, with particular reference to measuring
human rights impact.
Format
The day will combine plenary
panel discussions with sub-group sessions on selected themes. The indicative programme of topics and speakers is available here, and up-dates will issue.
Topics
Plenary discussions and sub-group sessions
will explore a range of topics regarding the interface between
best practice evaluation and human rights based approaches.
Sub-groups will address:
- Case studies (potentially transferable lessons from from economically developed/ developing country
contexts; as well as conflict/ transitional justice contexts)
- Selected themes (access to justice, corruption, conflict) and institutions (courts, police, judiciary)
- Methodologies & tools
(qualitiative/ quantitative
benchmarks & indicators, relationship between sector evaluation &
monitoring/ oversight functions) and evaluation best practice
Participants will include:
Evaluators, inter-governmental agencies concerned with
evaluation and the justice sector (EC, Council of Europe, UN), international
field missions; Justice sector officials and oversight/accountability bodies; bi-lateral
& multi-lateral development officials and civil society organisations from
a range of countries and contexts including developed and developing world,
conflict affected and transitional democracies.
Conference
Registration
The conference registration form may be downloaded here.
For conference up-dates kindly register for our email list by sending an email to PHarney@ihrnetwork.org with 'Justice conference up-date' as the subject.
The
conference registration fee is set out in the table below. The fee includes conference pack and compilation of justice evaluation materials; lunch and refreshments. Accommodation is not included, and details of a range of options are available, including on-campus, from the university events office (events@nuim.ie). A limited number of those on-campus bedrooms have been reserved for conference participants who register before 3 April 2009.
The conference takes place at the conclusion of IHRN’s annual Justice
Sector Reform Training Programme Sunday 21st to Friday 26th
June.
A guidance note regarding logistics is now available for download here.
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Rates
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Pre 3 Apr 09
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After 3Apr 09
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State/IGO officials/consultants
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485e
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585e
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Not-for-profit organisations/academics
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385e
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485e
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IHRN database experts
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10% discount
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not applicable
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Participants, Justice sector reform training programme
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conference included
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conference included
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Conference dinner (optional)
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add 40e
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add 40e
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