The Argentinian Roadmap’s goal is to design a multisectorial strategy to achieve SDG 16+ by establishing judicial public policies to be developed until 2030, through the next three presidential terms (2019-2023; 2023-2027; 2027-2031). Preventing asystematic initiatives or fragmentations in theses process tends to mitigate risks in the coming years.

This commitment was co-created with civil society during the first half of 2019 using a virtual platform runned by Justice 2020 program, at the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights. The diagnosis and the future vision of the justice system were discussed through this platform. The Roadmap was also analyzed and validated by system operators and civil society in multiple conferences and meetings around the country.

The Roadmap developed in this way includes specific implementations methodologies for each action and are structured in seven (7) topics: institutional, criminal, civil, access to justice, judicial and registry management, human rights, and justice and community. In each case the monitoring system is expected to be in charge of civil society and the ecosystem of justice that worked along this strategy.

- Achieve equality among all people, respect for diversity and a culture of dialogue.
- Justice system guaranteeing coexistence with efficient and transparent institutions those are accountable for their actions and results.
- Implementation of mechanisms guaranteeing public participation in the definition of inclusive and representative policies for the justice sector responding to social needs.
- Public access to information allowing informed debate, and discouraging acts of corruption.
- Access to conflict prevention mechanisms.
- Redesign of federal and provincial judiciary work structures and processes so that the user is at the center of their concerns;
- Achieve speed and efficiency of the intervention of justice to contribute to a decrease in conflicts, both by discouraging criminality and by providing a framework of predictability and clear rules in civil and commercial relations.
- Final inclusion of indigenous communities;
- Development of Human rights permeates Argentine culture from an integral perspective of prevention, and public policies with a focus of human rights.
- Strengthening of the system of training, accreditation and professional control of lawyers guaranteeing high ethical standards in the service they provide to society.
- Decrease in the number of detainees of the prison system- increase in the use of alternative measures of imprisonment and effective processes of social relocation of convicted persons and the consequent decrease in recidivism.

https://www.justicia2020.gob.ar/justicia-2030/