Inside every system lies the potential for justice.
We help it emerge.

We build fairer justice systems —
by working from the inside out. ICDJ helps justice systems hear what they’ve ignored — not by changing people, but by restoring connections.

HOW WE WORK

Unlike others. we follow a simple four steps process - Not as a theory, but as a practice on every project we work on.

01

Diagnosis

Mapping whats Missing

02

Design

Creating conditions for understanding

03

Implementation

Embedding changes into daily practice

04

Support

Building capacity for self-learning

FOR GOVERNMENTS

Мы не оспариваем ваш авторитет. Мы помогаем вам понять, где ваша система даёт сбой и почему.

“Changes don’t come from outside pressure. It begins when institutions see themselves clearly — and choose to act.”

Начните диагностику вашей системы. Хотите узнать больше? Обсудите с нами институциональную реформу.

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ДЛЯ ГРАЖДАНСКОГО ОБЩЕСТВА

Вы уже знаете, в чём проблема. Мы поможем вам найти правильную точку входа, чтобы ваш голос стал частью реальных перемен.

«Гражданское общество — не противник. Оно — соавтор правосудия».

Поделитесь своим опытом работы с системами правосудия

Давайте поговорим

FOR DONORS

Правосудие — это не разовый проект. Это процесс интеграции, проектирования и долгосрочной поддержки.

“We ensure global standards become local practices. We pass on tools, knowledge and structures — so change lasts beyond funding.”

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CONTACT US

If you’re ready to restore lost signals in your system — we’re ready to help. 
Whether you’re a government institution, an NGO or an international donor, we speak your language — and help you find common ground.

Info@cdji.org

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Inside every system lies the potential for justice. We help it emerge.

We build fairer justice systems — by working from the inside out. ICDJ helps justice systems hear what they’ve ignored — not by changing people, but by restoring connections.