HiiL | User-friendly Justice
Rupinder Kaur is a seasoned Quantitative Data Analyst at HiiL since May 2019, focusing on user-friendly justice initiatives. Prior to this role, Rupinder gained experience as a Research Assistant at Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, where responsibilities included data integration and econometric analysis using large datasets. A research fellowship at Erasmus University Rotterdam involved specialization in Urban Competitiveness and Resilience, emphasizing quantitative research methods. As a Junior Research Fellow at Jawaharlal Nehru University, Rupinder managed data compilation and visualization while also lending expertise as a Thesis Mentor in Indonesia, providing guidance to Master's students in public policy. Additional consultancy work at Knowledge Research and Management included secondary data collection and econometric analysis. Rupinder holds a Master's Degree in Urban Management and Development from Erasmus University and advanced degrees in Geography and Economic Geography from Jawaharlal Nehru University, complemented by a Bachelor of Education from Delhi University.
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HiiL | User-friendly Justice
User-friendly justice is what HiiL is all about. HiiL, short for The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law, takes action on innovating justice systems worldwide in the belief that innovation, when merged with research and data, can bring real change. Our mission: by 2030, 150 million people will be able to prevent or resolve their most pressing justice problems. Guided by the belief that justice should be accessible to everyone, we work to increase access to justice and enhance the rule of law. We support clients and other stakeholders doing this together, across borders and based on the best available knowledge. We partner with NGOs, governments and legal entrepreneurs to improve rule-making and conflict resolution processes.