The Solomon Islands Access to Justice Study Final Report is the culmination of a 6-month study on context, barriers and challenges to the resolution of disputes and justice problems in the Solomon Islands.

The study examines the following justice issues:

• Justice needs and behaviours, by geographical location, gender and other factors
• Perceptions of justice and fulfilment of their justice needs, or lack thereof 
• Existing mechanisms available to meet people’s justice needs – formal and informal
• Gaps in the availability and operation of justice mechanisms 
• Barriers in accessing justice and meeting their justice needs, with a focus on vulnerable populations (women, youth, people with disabilities) 
• Experiences in using the justice system – “justice stories” 
• Costs of providing justice services in Solomon Islands and the opportunity cost for its citizens of justice delayed/foregone -- how  much is spent and what are the gaps and costs to meet the identified demands?
• Efficiencies and inefficiencies of current institutional practices and systems.