Justice Partnership and Innovation Program Evaluation, Final Report

Exhibit 7: Justice Partnership and Innovation Program Logic Model

Goal

Department of Justice Mission: To ensure that Canada is a just and law-abiding society with an accessible, efficient and fair system of justice.
Related Justice Strategic Outcome: To provide a fair, relevant and accessible justice system that reflects Canadian values.

Objectives

Objective 1:
To strengthen the justice system’s response to family violence
Objective 2:
To promote continued public awareness of family violence and public involvement in the response to family violence
Objective 3:
To promote equitable representation in the legal system of Métis and Non-Status Indians by encouraging them to pursue their studies in law
Objective 4:
To assist the International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy in promoting human rights, the rule of law, democracy and good governance
Objective 5:
To assist the ten designated public legal education and information organizations in promoting greater access to justice through various means
Objective 6:
To assist selected non-governmental organizations, as listed in the Main or Supplementary Estimates, whose mandate and/or activities complement the Department’s mandate, objectives and legal and socio-legal priorities by providing a grant

Central Objectives

Central Objective 1:
To inform Canadians about access to justice issues and the justice system in order to contribute to increased public understanding, participation, confidence and trust in the justice system
Central Objective 2:
To promote and encourage involvement in the identification of emerging trends, issues and/or gaps and possible responses with respect to the justice system
Central Objective 3:
To promote innovations in the justice system to ensure greater access to the justice system
Central Objective 4:
To build knowledge, awareness, understanding and informed dialogue among justice stakeholders and/or the public on justice issues including access to justice, racism, official languages, anti-terrorism, sentencing and other emerging justice issues, including justice-related issues in the international fora

Funding Mechanisms

Contributions

Funding Mechanism for Objectives 1 and 2:
Family Violence Initiative*($566)
Funding Mechanism for Objective 3:
Legal Studies for Aboriginal People ($115)
Funding Mechanism for Objective 4:
Core Funding: ICCLR ($215)
Funding Mechanism for Objective 5 and for Central Objectives 1,2,3 and 4:
Core Funding: PLEI organizations ($1,031)
Funding Mechanisms for Central Objectives 1, 2, 3, and 4:
General Contributions ($281), Nunavut Initiative* ($110), Access to Justice for Marginalized Populations ($344), Federal Elder Abuse Initiative ($0)***, and Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women* ($859)

Grants

Funding Mechanism for Objective 5 and Central Objectives 1,2,3, and 4:
Class Grants ($90)
Funding Mechanism for Objective 6:
Named Grants ($493)

Inputs

Input 1:
2.3 FTEs
Input 2:
$4,104**

Notes:

  • * Mix of contributions and grants
  • ** Amounts shown are from fiscal year 2010-11, in 000s.
  • *** The Federal Elder Abuse Initiative is shown because it existed as part of JPIP for a portion of the evaluation period, to the end of FY 2009-10. It would not be included in future JPIP logic models.
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