How has the OKR helped you or the work you do? Tell us your story
here
.
✕
Follow World Bank Publications on
Facebook
,
Twitter
or
Linked-In
Refine
Tweet
Like
Share
# Shares:
0
JavaScript is disabled for your browser. Some features of this site may not work without it.
Browse
Browse this collection
Author profiles
Site statistics
Focus
Browse
Collections
Authors
Dates
Topics
Titles
Browse this collection
Authors
Dates
Topics
Titles
Author profiles
View
Site statistics
Authors
Countries
Titles
Focus
Sub-Saharan Africa
Home
»
07. Economic and Sector Work (ESW) Studies
»
Sector/Thematic Studies
»
Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment
Author
Date
Topic
Type
Keyword
World Bank Regions
Country
Focus
Author
World Bank
(15)
Ebeid, Omniah
(1)
Gramckow, Heike
(1)
World Bank Group
(1)
Date
2010 - 2016
(8)
2003 - 2009
(9)
Topic
Law and Development
(14)
Public Sector Development
(12)
Public Sector Corruption and Anticorruption Measures
(7)
Finance and Financial Sector Development
(6)
Gender
(6)
More »
Type
Economic & Sector Work
(15)
Publications & Research
(2)
More »
Keyword
JUDGES
(13)
JUDICIARY
(12)
LAWS
(12)
LEGISLATION
(12)
JUDICIAL REFORM
(11)
More »
World Bank Regions
Europe and Central Asia
(8)
Africa
(2)
East Asia and Pacific
(2)
South Asia
(2)
Latin America & Caribbean
(1)
More »
Country
Bulgaria
(2)
Indonesia
(2)
Turkey
(2)
Bangladesh
(1)
Belarus
(1)
More »
Focus
Eastern Africa
(2)
Sub-Saharan Africa
(2)
Africa demographic transition
(1)
Africa fragile countries
(1)
Africa labor
(1)
More »
Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment
17 publications available
Browse this collection
Authors
Dates
Topics
Titles
Go
Refine
Author
Date
Topic
Type
Keyword
World Bank Regions
Country
Focus
Author
World Bank
(15)
Ebeid, Omniah
(1)
Gramckow, Heike
(1)
World Bank Group
(1)
Date
2010 - 2016
(8)
2003 - 2009
(9)
Topic
Law and Development
(14)
Public Sector Development
(12)
Public Sector Corruption and Anticorruption Measures
(7)
Finance and Financial Sector Development
(6)
Gender
(6)
More »
Type
Economic & Sector Work
(15)
Publications & Research
(2)
More »
Keyword
JUDGES
(13)
JUDICIARY
(12)
LAWS
(12)
LEGISLATION
(12)
JUDICIAL REFORM
(11)
More »
World Bank Regions
Europe and Central Asia
(8)
Africa
(2)
East Asia and Pacific
(2)
South Asia
(2)
Latin America & Caribbean
(1)
More »
Country
Bulgaria
(2)
Indonesia
(2)
Turkey
(2)
Bangladesh
(1)
Belarus
(1)
More »
Focus
Eastern Africa
(2)
Sub-Saharan Africa
(2)
Africa demographic transition
(1)
Africa fragile countries
(1)
Africa labor
(1)
More »
Filters:
New Publications in this collection
Commercial Court and Enforcement Assessment Tool
Ebeid, Omniah; Gramckow, Heike
(2016-03-01)
An effective and efficient justice system is essential for sustained economic growth. In a well-functioning, independent, and efficient justice system, decisions are taken within a reasonable time and are predictably and effectively enforced, and individual rights, ...
An effective and efficient justice system is essential for sustained economic growth. In a well-functioning, independent, and efficient justice system, decisions ...
An effective and efficient justice system is essential for sustained economic growth. In a well-functioning, independent, and efficient justice system, decisions are taken within a reasonable time and are predictably and effectively enforced, and individual rights, including property rights, are adequately protected. Among other ...
Bulgaria Judicial Performance, Caseload and Expenditure Review (2008-2014)
World Bank
(2015-11)
The World Bank published a Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (PEIR) of the Bulgarian justice sector entitled “Resourcing the Judiciary for Performance and Accountability: A Judicial Public Expenditure and Institutional Review” in 2008. The objective of the present study is to conduct an assessment of the ...
The World Bank published a Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (PEIR) of the Bulgarian justice sector entitled “Resourcing the Judiciary for Performance and Accountability: A Judicial Public ...
The World Bank published a Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (PEIR) of the Bulgarian justice sector entitled “Resourcing the Judiciary for Performance and Accountability: A Judicial Public Expenditure and Institutional Review” in 2008. The objective of the present study is to conduct an assessment of the spending and institutional changes in Bulgaria’s judiciary from 2008 onwards. The current ...
Serbia Judicial Functional Review
World Bank Group
(2014-10-01)
This functional review presents a comprehensive assessment of the current functioning of Serbia's judicial system, along with options and recommendations to inform Serbia's justice reform initiatives in view of the requirements of Chapter 23 of the Acquis ...
This functional review presents a comprehensive assessment of the current functioning of Serbia's judicial system, along with options and recommendations to inform ...
This functional review presents a comprehensive assessment of the current functioning of Serbia's judicial system, along with options and recommendations to inform Serbia's justice reform initiatives in view of the requirements of Chapter 23 of the Acquis Communautaire. The review comprises an external performance assessment and an ...
View more
Refine by:
Author
World Bank
(15)
Ebeid, Omniah
(1)
Gramckow, Heike
(1)
World Bank Group
(1)
Date
2010 - 2016
(8)
2003 - 2009
(9)
Topic
Law and Development
(14)
Public Sector Development
(12)
Public Sector Corruption and Anticorruption Measures
(7)
Finance and Financial Sector Development
(6)
Gender
(6)
More »
Type
Economic & Sector Work
(15)
Publications & Research
(2)
More »
Keyword
JUDGES
(13)
JUDICIARY
(12)
LAWS
(12)
LEGISLATION
(12)
JUDICIAL REFORM
(11)
More »
World Bank Regions
Europe and Central Asia
(8)
Africa
(2)
East Asia and Pacific
(2)
South Asia
(2)
Latin America & Caribbean
(1)
More »
Country
Bulgaria
(2)
Indonesia
(2)
Turkey
(2)
Bangladesh
(1)
Belarus
(1)
More »
Focus
Eastern Africa
(2)
Sub-Saharan Africa
(2)
Africa demographic transition
(1)
Africa fragile countries
(1)
Africa labor
(1)
More »
Follow World Bank Publications on Facebook, Twitter or Linked-In