Complex systems, like the judiciary, do not have obvious one-dimensional cause-and-effect solutions. A top-down, expert driven, centralised and siloed, approach to improving the justice delivery system will not serve us. We need to enable decentralised and collaborative solutions at multiple levels and trigger both a supply and demand for a more accessible, user-centric and efficient judicial system.

We are committed to building a future in which there are more innovators and entrepreneurs building solutions, more citizens demanding change and a judiciary that is more open to engagement with citizens, youth and civil society.

For this, we want to (i) Find & Nurture Changemakers in India through Agami Prize, Agami Network and Agami Challenges (ii) Build Enabling Infrastructure such as an Open Data Platform for Aggregate Judicial Data and (iii) Activate Citizen Participation through Litigant Forums and Media Narratives.