Mixed-methods research identifies cost-effective legal aid models boosting accessibility in remote Sierra Leone, suggesting wider adaptation.
Legal aid in remote villages of Sierra Leone is often underfunded and inaccessible due to geographical challenges. A mixed-methods approach combining surveys, interviews, and cost-benefit analysis was employed in the selected village. The model reduced service delivery costs by 20% through optimised resource allocation and improved efficiency. Innovative legal aid models can significantly enhance accessibility while maintaining cost-effectiveness for remote communities. Policy makers should consider replicating these models in other underserved areas of Sierra Leone.
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