Legal Aid Delivery: Technology, Pro Bono Services, and Collaborative Funding Models

Abstract

This paper examines the delivery of legal aid services in the context of technological advancements, pro bono services, and collaborative funding models. The study employs a comprehensive literature review, comparative analysis, and case studies to identify key concepts, theories, and best practices related to legal aid delivery. The research findings suggest that technology can be a powerful tool for legal aid providers to increase efficiency, reach a wider audience, and provide better services. Pro bono services and collaborative funding models can also be crucial in expanding legal aid services and improving access to justice. The paper provides insights and recommendations for legal aid providers, policymakers, and funders to improve legal aid delivery through technology, pro bono services, and collaborative funding models. Overall, this paper contributes to the growing body of literature on the evolution of legal aid delivery and the role of technology and collaboration in improving access to justice. UDC: [347.921.8:005.56]:004.78; JEL: K40, O33, H81; DOI: https://doi.org/10.53486/dri2023.01