HiiL | User-friendly Justice
Simon Diaz Perez is a professional with a robust background in research and public policy, currently serving as a Survey Researcher at HiiL since June 2023, where responsibilities include collecting and adapting data on justice satisfaction in Colombia. Previous experience includes a Research Consultant role at Making Cents International, contributing to USAID activities, and serving as a Graduate Research Assistant at the University of the Andes, focusing on trust in polarized societies. Simon's diverse skill set is complemented by positions such as Finance and Operations Assistant at PROCOLOMBIA, Public Policy Consultant at Unidad de Salud Santa María, and various research roles, showcasing expertise in data analysis, policy assessment, and logistical coordination. Educational qualifications include a Master's degree in Public Policy from Universidad de Los Andes and a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Universidad EAFIT.
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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.