Serbia Judicial Functional Review
Serbia intends to further accelerate its justice sector reform process based on promising results achieved during the past years. This process aims at strengthening the rule of law and improving the capacity, performance, efficiency, integrity, accountability and professionalism of its justice sector and justice sector officials. The National Judicial Reform Strategy (NJRS) prepared in 2006 has provided a basis for moving forward on issues critical for EU integration and has been influential in directing judicial reform over the last three years. The development and recent adoption of a new 2013-2018 NJRS has further strengthened this basis for reform.
To provide input to the design of the next phase of justice sector reform in Serbia and to inform the accession negotiations between Serbia and the European Union, the World Bank was requested by both sides to carry out a Judicial Functional Review. While this Review will draw from lessons learned during reviews in other countries and incorporate innovations, it will be tailored to the very specific needs of the Serbian context.
For more information about the Functional Review please follow the
link. Outputs produced under the Functional Review, as well as a whole range of documents used in the analysis, can be found in the
Documents sections.
Serbia Judicial Functional Review – Infographic

Serbia Judicial Functional Review – Stakeholders Perspective
Functional Review - Outputs
Functional Review - Background Documents
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Judicial Functional Review - Concept Note - World Bank
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Mediation in Serbia, Achievements and Challenges - Partners for Democratic Change
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Annual Report 2012 - Anti-Corruption Agency
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Annual Report -2011 - Anti-Corruption Agency
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Annual Report 2009 - High Judicial Council (in Serbian)
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Annual Report 2010 - High Judicial Council (in Serbian)
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Annual Report 2011 - High Judicial Council (in Serbian)
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Annual Report 2012 - High Judicial Council (in Serbian)
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Strategi Plan 2011-2013, High Judicial Council - Separation of Power Project (USAID funded)
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Annual Report 2011 - Ombudsman
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Annual Report 2012 - Ombudsman
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Annual report 2011, Statistical information about the performance of courts in Serbia - Supreme Court of Cassation (in Serbian)
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Annual report 2012, Statistical information about the performance of courts in Serbia - Supreme Court of Cassation (in Serbian)
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Annual report 2012, Analysis of the court operations in Serbia - Supreme Court of Cassation (in Serbian)
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ASSESSMENT OF THE SITUATION IN THE CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS (CSOs) SECTOR IN SERBIA - The Civic Initiatives
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REPUBLIC OF SERBIA CIVIL SOCIETY ASSESSMENT REPORT 2010 - USAID
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Strenghteninig Civil Society in Serbia 2010 - OSCE Mission in Serbia
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Needs Assessment Report, TACSO 2011 - TACSO
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SIGMA Report 2011, Assessment - OECD, SIGMA
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SIGMA Report 2012, Assessment - OECD, SIGMA
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SIGMA Report 2013, Assessment - OECD, SIGMA
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SIGMA Report 2013, Priorities - OECD, SIGMA
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BUSINESS, CORRUPTION AND CRIME IN THE WESTERN BALKANS: The impact of bribery and other crimes on private enterprise - UNODC
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Improvement of Equal Opportunities within the Serbian Judicial System - YUCOM for IMG
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Enlargement Strategy and Main Challenges 2013-2014 - The EU Commission
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SERBIA, 2013 PROGRESS REPORT - The EU Commission
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EU Anti-Corruption Report - The EU Commission
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Guidelines to the Acquis Communautaire
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Serbia: Spending for Justice - A judicial Public Expenditure and Institutional Review - World Bank
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Srbija: Javna potrosnja u pravosudju (JPEIR) - World Bank