USAID Justice for All is a five-year activity designed to help the Government of Serbia solve people’s legal problems and satisfy their justice needs by strengthening the justice system and service providers and guaranteeing the rule of law. Justice for All will empower Serbian citizens to know their rights and use the law by fostering partnerships between justice actors and local communities to innovate, problem-solve, and deliver better services. As a result, Justice for All will increase the quality and delivery of justice and transparency of court proceedings, thereby increasing resiliency and contributing to USAID’s overall goal of a more prosperous and democratic Serbia committed to Euro-Atlantic integration and self-reliance.

The project “Access to Justice Pertaining to the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue under the EU Negotiation Framework” had the aim to create a comprehensive analysis of the beginning of the implementation of the Annex on the implementation of the Agreement on Normalization between Kosovo and Serbia (Ohrid Agreement), with a focus on the article 1, which refers to the mutual recognition of documents and the potential revision of interim benchmarks for negotiation chapter 35. It is supported by the Peaceful Change Initiative (PCI), which is the manager of the larger project “Serbia-Kosovo: Local voices for development”, supported by of UK Aid.