Resource Library - Timor-Leste
This list represents publications that are specifically about our work in Timor-Leste. For a more comprehensive list that includes any publication that mentions our Timor-Leste work at all, such as newsletters, our annual report, and multi-country program overviews, click here.
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Frequently Asked Questions - Survey of Community-Police Perceptions: Timor-Leste in 2008 (102 KB)
Frequently Asked Questions about the Survey of Community-Police Perceptions: Timor-Leste in 2008. |
03/31/2009 |
Survey
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Law and Justice in Timor-Leste: A Survey of Citizen Awareness and Attitudes Regarding Law and Justice 2008 (879 KB)
Rule of law in Timor-Leste remains in a state of transition. Since Timor-Leste’s official declaration of independence and promulgation of the Constitution in 2002, there have been a range of notable achievements in the formal justice...
Rule of law in Timor-Leste remains in a state of transition. Since Timor-Leste’s official declaration of independence and promulgation of the Constitution in 2002, there have been a range of notable achievements in the formal justice sector: the penal and civil codes were drafted and adopted; court actors were trained and appointed to positions as judges, prosecutors, and public defenders; and a court of appeals and four district courts were established and operationalized.
To take stock of the citizenry’s perceptions of their justice system in light of developments over the last four years, The Asia Foundation conducted the second nationwide survey of Law and Justice in Timor-Leste: a Survey of Citizen Awareness and Attitudes Regarding Law and Justice in December 2008. This survey was made possible by the generous support of the Australian Agency for International Development/Justice Facility and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). A democracy assessment survey.
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07/09/2009 |
Survey
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Law and Justice in Timor-Leste: A Survey of Citizen Awareness and Attitudes Regarding Law and Justice 2008 (Tetum) (1761 KB)
Rule of law in Timor-Leste (East Timor) remains in a state of transition. Since Timor-Leste’s official declaration of independence and promulgation of the Constitution in 2002, there have been a range of notable achievements in the...
Rule of law in Timor-Leste (East Timor) remains in a state of transition. Since Timor-Leste’s official declaration of independence and promulgation of the Constitution in 2002, there have been a range of notable achievements in the formal justice sector: the penal and civil codes were drafted and adopted; court actors were trained and appointed to positions as judges, prosecutors, and public defenders; and a court of appeals and four district courts were established and operationalized.
To take stock of the citizenry’s perceptions of their justice system in light of developments over the last four years, The Asia Foundation conducted the second nationwide survey of Law and Justice in Timor-Leste: a Survey of Citizen Awareness and Attitudes Regarding Law and Justice in December 2008. This survey was made possible by the generous support of the Australian Agency for International Development/Justice Facility and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). A democracy assessment survey.
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08/25/2009 |
Survey
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Timor-Leste Ministry of Finance Quality of Service Perception Survey (3410 KB)
A client satisfaction survey designed to take a snapshot of the Timor Leste Ministry of Finance's services through the eyes of its clients - chiefly, privately held companies - to determine areas in which services could be improved. The survey...
A client satisfaction survey designed to take a snapshot of the Timor Leste Ministry of Finance's services through the eyes of its clients - chiefly, privately held companies - to determine areas in which services could be improved. The survey focuses specifically on the procurement, customs, and tax units of the ministry.
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03/25/2010 |
Survey
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