HiiL (The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law) is a social enterprise that is dedicated to making justice more user-friendly. Based in The Hague, Netherlands, also known as the City of Peace and Justice, HiiL is committed to providing affordable, accessible, and easy-to-understand justice for all. Their mission is to transform justice systems by prioritizing the needs and outcomes of individuals, rather than institutions and procedures.

By 2030, HiiL aims to empower 150 million people to prevent or resolve their most pressing justice issues. They achieve this by fostering innovation and scaling up effective solutions. Data and evidence play a central role in their approach.

Since their founding in 2005, HiiL has been driven by a small but passionate group of individuals who recognized the need for justice systems to keep pace with the rapidly changing world. They are known as friendly rebels, constantly striving for tangible improvements in people's lives. To learn more about HiiL's mission, goals, partnerships, and financial details, you can download their strategy document and annual reports from their website.

As an international nonprofit social enterprise, HiiL is led by Sam Muller (CEO) and Shekhar Pula (COO), with oversight from the Supervisory Board and guidance from the Programmatic Steering Board. If you are interested in making justice more user-friendly and want to collaborate with HiiL, you can reach out to them through their contact information provided on their website. Join them in their efforts to transform justice and create a more equitable society