Solving problems – a strategic approach: Examples, processes & strategies
This paper provides examples of and case-studies on the work of two community legal centres in Australia, with a view to sharing how the two centres integrate casework and broader advocacy work. It stresses the need for a strategic and multi-pronged approach to problem-solving and legal service delivery. A strategic approach to problem-solving can better ensure that a service is effective, efficient and targeted, with a broader and longer-lasting impact. The author concludes that a holistic approach can help prevent further problems, raise community awareness and empower community members.
Author: | Curran, Liz |
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Title of Work: | Solving problems – a strategic approach: Examples, processes & strategies |
Date: | 2013 |
Organization: | Australian National University |
URL: | Click here http://www.law.anu.edu.au/sites/all/files/legalworkshop/final_report_solving_legal_problems_curran_calc_13_march_2013.pdf |
Topic: | Access to Justice; Needs assessments & PLE development and delivery |
Location of Authoring Organization by Country: | Australia |
Location of Authoring Organization by Province/ State (unless national entity): | Victoria |
Availability: | Full report online |
Language: | English |