EXTERNAL - Victoria Law Foundation is undertaking a Victoria-wide survey to understand how people see, understand, and engage with the law. They have published the full text and routing of the PULS questionnaire along with commentary on the theoretical background to questions, rationale for their inclusion, details of technical development, references to relevant past studies, as well as PULS showcards.
Visit Victoria Law Foundation to find out more about the PULS
EXTERNAL - The SDG16 Survey initiative is a jointly developed by UNDP, UNODC, and OHCHR survey tool that measures progress on many of the survey-based indicators under SDG16. It can support data production on peace, justice, and inclusion which can help to better understand complex realities that exist as national and local levels.
See also the Implementation Manual which informs the reader abou tthe technical requirements of implementing the SDG16 Survey.
EXTERNAL - This report offers an empirical tool to help planners, statisticians, policy makers and advocates understand people's everyday legal problems and experience with the justice system. It sets out a framework for the conceptualisation, implementation and analysis of legal needs surveys.
Much has changed since the LAW Survey was conducted in 2008, including population growth and a digital transformation. Time for a new survey? A regular assessment of legal needs is needed to ensure policy and service delivery is most effectively targeted and makes best use of available resources.
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There are several reports within the LAW Survey Group.