Experience

Kosovo

USAID

Armenia Court Administration
Macedonia Court Modernization

"The programs designed and implemented by DPK Consulting, such as archives, case tracking, personnel records, local area network, and financial applications have been very useful and helpful to the court. The close cooperation between court and DPK staff has guaranteed the success of these programs. I extend my thanks to you and your staff once again for everything you accomplished in the courts of this region."

- Ymer Huruglica, President of the Gjilan/Gnjilane District Court, Kosovo

Court Administration Strengthening Project

Kosovo 2001 - 2003

DPK was principally responsible for the development of project activities, including building the administrative capacity of the courts and improving court management systems as the principal subcontractor to the National Center for State Courts (NCSC).

The objective of the project was to strengthen the judicial system of Kosovo, with specific focus on how the court system will be administered. The three central goals of the project were the establishment and implementation of strategies and policies for the administration and proper functioning of the court system, the creation of the Administrative Department of Justice, and the development and implementation of administrative systems for the trial courts.

DPK assisted in the establishment of administrative systems to improve budgetary, financial, personnel, procurement, security, and physical facility management. Trial court-level systems were established and implemented, including those for case tracking and petty cash/purchasing. Systems to improve access to the public were established for each court.

DPK developed software for stand-alone applications in records management and the collection of fines, fees, and forfeitures. The DPK team also created modules on judicial statistics, case histories, and calendars.

The DPK team developed the design for a reconstruction of a courthouse in Kamenica that is now serving as a model for new court organization and procedures.

	Experience Kosovo	USAID Armenia Court Administration Macedonia Court Modernization "The programs designed and implemented by DPK Consulting, such as archives, case tracking, personnel records, local area network, and financial applications have been very useful and helpful to the court. The close cooperation between court and DPK staff has guaranteed the success of these programs. I extend my thanks to you and your staff once again for everything you accomplished in the courts of this region." - Ymer Huruglica, President of the Gjilan/Gnjilane District Court, Kosovo
	Court Administration Strengthening Project Kosovo 2001 - 2003 DPK was principally responsible for the development of project activities, including building the administrative capacity of the courts and improving court management systems as the principal subcontractor to the National Center for State Courts (NCSC). The objective of the project was to strengthen the judicial system of Kosovo, with specific focus on how the court system will be administered. The three central goals of the project were the establishment and implementation of strategies and policies for the administration and proper functioning of the court system, the creation of the Administrative Department of Justice, and the development and implementation of administrative systems for the trial courts. DPK assisted in the establishment of administrative systems to improve budgetary, financial, personnel, procurement, security, and physical facility management. Trial court-level systems were established and implemented, including those for case tracking and petty cash/purchasing. Systems to improve access to the public were established for each court. DPK developed software for stand-alone applications in records management and the collection of fines, fees, and forfeitures. The DPK team also created modules on judicial statistics, case histories, and calendars. The DPK team developed the design for a reconstruction of a courthouse in Kamenica that is now serving as a model for new court organization and procedures.
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