Rule of Law Ideathon – Hacking the Justice Gap: Designed Serbia’s first Rule of Law Ideathon, using co-creation and human-centered design to improve access to justice. Judges, lawyers, students, and technologists collaborated in small teams to build practical prototypes—mobile guides for court procedures, plain-language explainers for filings, and an accessible triage tool for first-time court users. Beyond these outputs, the real win was cultural: fostering collaboration and a spirit of innovation within the justice system to make services more problem-solving and user-friendly.

Open Court Days – Connecting Courts and Communities: Launched Open Court Days as community forums where citizens engaged judges and legal professionals in dialogue on local justice problems. Hosted in courthouses nationwide, sessions covered small claims, family law, and legal aid, featuring moderated Q&As and one-on-one exchanges. This initiative, part of a more comprehensive activity , dispelled myths, built trust, and yielded practical court improvements—clearer summons templates, better signage, and more accessible court information desks and website communication.

Backlog Reduction Strategy – Increasing Efficiency and Accountability: Coordinated development of Serbia’s first backlog reduction strategy to tackle roughly 800,000 pending cases. Mapped bottlenecks, set court-specific targets, introduced case management tools, and trained staff. The strategy aligned the Ministry of Justice, High Judicial Council, and court presidents to ensure ownership. Results included clearing hundreds of thousands of cases, reducing delays, and establishing a flagship reform cited in EU accession reporting—showcasing the power of data, practical tools, and institutional buy-in.