The World Justice Map is a multi-disciplinary, interactive map-based information exchange platform developed as part of the World Justice Project. The platform facilitates networking among Rule of Law promoters and raises global awareness for the World Justice Project’s Rule of Law Index, World Justice Forum action plans, and other related projects.

The World Justice Map enables Rule-of-Law promoters from many fields and countries to connect with other practitioners and experts, and to locate relevant knowledge, best practices, and related materials regarding the critical issues they are working on.

As a collaborative framework, the World Justice Map provides a unique way to tell the stories of rule of law practitioners and stakeholders around the world, within the vivid geospatial context of Google Maps and Google Earth.

Spatial Data
The auxiliary spatial data layers are included to provide context to the organization and project data listed by the World Justice Map. These data sets are not related to the Rule of Law Index but have been developed by independent research institutes, please see the Data Sources section.

The World Justice Map was developed with support from the American Bar Association Fund for Justice and Education through the World Justice Project. Concept development and project coordination by Arend de Haas and John Parkin.