International Institute for Justice and Development Inc

aka IIJD   |   Boston, MA   |  www.iijd.org

Mission

The IIJD's mission is to tackle the root causes of poverty in Africa by providing tools necessary to address systemic institutional weaknesses, reform institutions of governance, build capacity and empower communities. At the IIJD, we conduct research, consult, educate, advocate, and mobilize major stakeholders to take action and build a stronger institutional foundation to free Africa from oppression and poverty. Without an independent, strong, transparent and reliable justice system, it is impossible to provide a just and trusted environment for business, research, and human development.

Ruling year info

2004

Principal Officer

Mr. Benjamin Ngachoko

Main address

PO Box 170594

Boston, MA 02117 USA

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EIN

01-0697366

NTEE code info

International Peace and Security (Q40)

Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis (R05)

Economic Development (S30)

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Africa Justice System Reform Initiative

The IIJD's Justice System Reform Initiative's principal objective is to address the root causes of poverty in Africa by creating an institutional framework that can ensure the establishment of a justice system that is internationally recognized as effective, and that encourages the growth of democracy, reducing corruption, establishing transparency and accountability in the management of public services and natural resources, empowering the poor, and supporting sustainable development. A dysfunctional justice system undermines the rule of law and perpetuates poverty in Africa by allowing resources to be squandered through unchecked corruption. Only through the reform of these systems can we create an incentive for educated and capable citizens to stay and contribute to their countries' future. A well-functioning justice system is the cornerstone of sustainable economic development and growth.

Population(s) Served

ASWIN is designed to allow Africans and the friends of Africa to participate in a more effective and efficient way in developing African countries. Migrants' remittances are recognized as one of the major sources of financial support to developing countries. Available data and analysis indicate that remittance inflows play an important role in reducing poverty and fostering entrepreneurship. The ASWIN platform provides efficiencies in facilitating communication between project beneficiaries and funding sources, helping to identify and voice community needs as well as help in addressing those needs while supporting training and building the capacity of community groups and channeling resources to the most disadvantaged groups. This platform is a powerful mobilization and development tool that will make a significant impact. As of 2010, there were about 1.6 million African-born in the United States alone, almost 42% with a Bachelor's degree.

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International Institute for Justice and Development Inc

Board of directors
as of 02/21/2022
SOURCE: Self-reported by organization
Board chair

Mr. Benjamin Ngachoko

IIJD, Inc

Term: 2012 - 2015

Carole Thomas

C. Thomas & Associate

Jean Assobmo

Massachusetts General Hospital

Paulette Ngachoko

International Institute for Justice and Development

Keith Boudreau

The Growth Coach

Jonathan Butler

DiCicco, Gulman & Company LLP

Justin Crawford

GERAGHTY SUAREZ LLP