GrantType
Updated Jul 11, 2019CLOSED
Innovating Justice Challenge 2019
Offered by Hague Institute for Innovation of Law
HiiL is looking for innovations that help people prevent or resolve their most pressing justice problems. We define pressing justice problems on the basis of research and data that demonstrate the legal needs of people. This means we search for innovations that create rights awareness, provide access to legal services or dispute resolution and improve efficiency and transparency in existing justice policies.
CLOSEDAug 15, 2019Deadline
Up to €20,000Amount
UnavailableDuration(Months)
Mandatory Requirements
| Stage | Stage 3: Proof of Concept, Stage 4: Transition to Scale and Stage 5: Scaling | |
| Implemented in: | ||
| Region | Low and Middle Income Countries | |
| Country | N/A | |
| Focus Areas | Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance |
We look for ventures with strong potential to prevent or resolve pressing justice needs. Examples of such ventures are those that deliver concrete justice solutions for many people, including micro, small and medium-sized businesses, and initiatives within existing justice systems or public institutions, spearheaded by driven intrapreneurs.
Other Requirements
| Management Team | We look for ventures led by a motivated and strong team that includes experienced and inspiring founder(s) | ||
| Potential for Scale | We look for ventures that have a business model that enables them to become financially sustainable. We also seek ventures that have a business model and the ambition to scale across a country or internationally |
Application Directions
Apply online (link here)