Republic of Croatia Justice Sector Public Expenditure and Institutional Review : Resourcing the Justice Sector for Efficiency and Performance
Croatia, the newest member-state of the European Union (EU), undertook significant justice reforms during the last decade. Many were part of its justice-related EU accession process, including the enactment and implementation of new laws and amendm...
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okr-10986-206662021-04-23T14:03:57Z Republic of Croatia Justice Sector Public Expenditure and Institutional Review : Resourcing the Justice Sector for Efficiency and Performance World Bank ACCESS TO JUSTICE ADJUDICATION ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS ADVISORS ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION APPLICATION SOFTWARE ATTORNEYS BAILIFF BAILIFFS BANKRUPTCY BAR ASSOCIATIONS BASIC BUDGET LAW CASE BACKLOGS CASE LAW CASE MANAGEMENT CIVIL STATUS CODES COMMERCIAL COURTS COMPUTERIZATION CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT CONSTITUTIONAL COURT CORRUPTION COUNSEL COURT COURT ADMINISTRATION COURT BUILDINGS COURT OPERATIONS COURT PROCEEDINGS COURTHOUSES COURTS CRIME CRIMINAL CRIMINAL CASES CUSTODY EQUIPMENT EU FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS HARDWARE HUMAN RIGHTS INFORMATICS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERCONNECTIVITY JUDGE JUDGES JUDGMENTS JUDICIAL BODIES JUDICIAL EFFICIENCY JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS JUDICIAL PROCESS JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SERVICES JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICE JUVENILE JUSTICE KIOSKS LAWS LEGAL AID LEGAL INFORMATION LEGAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS LEGAL PROFESSION LEGAL REPRESENTATION LEGISLATION LITIGATION MEDIATION NETWORKS NOTARIES OUTSOURCING POLICE PRISON PRISONS PROBATION PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONALS PROGRAMMING PROPERTY RIGHTS PROSECUTORS REGISTERS SERVER SERVERS SYSTEM DESIGN TELECOMMUNICATIONS UTILITIES WEBSITE WEBSITES WILL WITNESS WORKSTATIONS Croatia, the newest member-state of the European Union (EU), undertook significant justice reforms during the last decade. Many were part of its justice-related EU accession process, including the enactment and implementation of new laws and amendment of others, improved case management and enforcement and computerization of land registers. Benchmarking Croatia's justice sector indicates that it compares well with other European countries on several aspects of performance including resource indicators important for a functioning justice sector. However, the positive achievements and the deployment of significant resources have been offset by less-than-expected levels of overall performance, with high and growing demand for justice services facing an inadequate supply response. This report tries to lift the veil on the reasons behind justice sector underperformance despite relatively adequate budgetary allocations, comparatively high staffing levels, and a dense network of courts and prosecution offices. It provides a snapshot of Croatia's justice sector and of different aspects of its performance. It reviews the evolution of and trends in justice sector expenditures. It gives an assessment of sector expenditure management policies and practices. The report examines demand and supply issues in depth, juxtaposing data on caseloads, case disposals, and expenditures to identify implications for efficiency improvements. The report uses a supply-demand approach to assess the real challenges to improving sector performance, focusing on resource management, and allocation issues on the supply side and on case inflow on the demand side. 2014-12-08T17:23:47Z 2014-12-08T17:23:47Z 2014-10 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/10/20316889/croatia-justice-sector-public-expenditure-institutional-review-resourcing-justice-sector-efficiency-performance http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20666 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Public Expenditure Review Europe and Central Asia Croatia |
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ACCESS TO JUSTICE ADJUDICATION ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS ADVISORS ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION APPLICATION SOFTWARE ATTORNEYS BAILIFF BAILIFFS BANKRUPTCY BAR ASSOCIATIONS BASIC BUDGET LAW CASE BACKLOGS CASE LAW CASE MANAGEMENT CIVIL STATUS CODES COMMERCIAL COURTS COMPUTERIZATION CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT CONSTITUTIONAL COURT CORRUPTION COUNSEL COURT COURT ADMINISTRATION COURT BUILDINGS COURT OPERATIONS COURT PROCEEDINGS COURTHOUSES COURTS CRIME CRIMINAL CRIMINAL CASES CUSTODY EQUIPMENT EU FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS HARDWARE HUMAN RIGHTS INFORMATICS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERCONNECTIVITY JUDGE JUDGES JUDGMENTS JUDICIAL BODIES JUDICIAL EFFICIENCY JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS JUDICIAL PROCESS JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SERVICES JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICE JUVENILE JUSTICE KIOSKS LAWS LEGAL AID LEGAL INFORMATION LEGAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS LEGAL PROFESSION LEGAL REPRESENTATION LEGISLATION LITIGATION MEDIATION NETWORKS NOTARIES OUTSOURCING POLICE PRISON PRISONS PROBATION PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONALS PROGRAMMING PROPERTY RIGHTS PROSECUTORS REGISTERS SERVER SERVERS SYSTEM DESIGN TELECOMMUNICATIONS UTILITIES WEBSITE WEBSITES WILL WITNESS WORKSTATIONS |
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Croatia, the newest member-state of the
European Union (EU), undertook significant justice reforms
during the last decade. Many were part of its
justice-related EU accession process, including the
enactment and implementation of new laws and amendment of
others, improved case management and enforcement and
computerization of land registers. Benchmarking
Croatia's justice sector indicates that it compares
well with other European countries on several aspects of
performance including resource indicators important for a
functioning justice sector. However, the positive
achievements and the deployment of significant resources
have been offset by less-than-expected levels of overall
performance, with high and growing demand for justice
services facing an inadequate supply response. This report
tries to lift the veil on the reasons behind justice sector
underperformance despite relatively adequate budgetary
allocations, comparatively high staffing levels, and a dense
network of courts and prosecution offices. It provides a
snapshot of Croatia's justice sector and of different
aspects of its performance. It reviews the evolution of and
trends in justice sector expenditures. It gives an
assessment of sector expenditure management policies and
practices. The report examines demand and supply issues in
depth, juxtaposing data on caseloads, case disposals, and
expenditures to identify implications for efficiency
improvements. The report uses a supply-demand approach to
assess the real challenges to improving sector performance,
focusing on resource management, and allocation issues on
the supply side and on case inflow on the demand side. |
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Republic of Croatia Justice Sector Public Expenditure and Institutional Review : Resourcing the Justice Sector for Efficiency and Performance |
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Republic of Croatia Justice Sector Public Expenditure and Institutional Review : Resourcing the Justice Sector for Efficiency and Performance |
title_full |
Republic of Croatia Justice Sector Public Expenditure and Institutional Review : Resourcing the Justice Sector for Efficiency and Performance |
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Republic of Croatia Justice Sector Public Expenditure and Institutional Review : Resourcing the Justice Sector for Efficiency and Performance |
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Republic of Croatia Justice Sector Public Expenditure and Institutional Review : Resourcing the Justice Sector for Efficiency and Performance |
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republic of croatia justice sector public expenditure and institutional review : resourcing the justice sector for efficiency and performance |
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Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/10/20316889/croatia-justice-sector-public-expenditure-institutional-review-resourcing-justice-sector-efficiency-performance http://hdl.handle.net/10986/20666 |
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