Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Deadline: April 10, 2026
Background
Access to justice remains a critical challenge for vulnerable and marginalized populations, particularly those in pre-trial detention, correctional facilities, and underserved communities. Legal aid service providers play a vital role in ensuring that individuals are informed of their rights, receive legal representation, and are supported throughout the justice process. However, the effectiveness and reach of these services are often constrained by fragmented data management practices, limited coordination across service delivery locations, and the absence of integrated digital systems.
Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR) currently delivers legal aid services through a combination of centralized coordination and decentralized service points, including pre-trial legal aid programs, prison-based legal aid services, and mobile legal aid initiatives operating across multiple regions such as Addis Ababa, Hawassa, Adama, Wolaita Sodo and Shashemene. These services are implemented through a network of legal professionals, paralegals, and volunteers who provide assistance at offices, courts, police stations, and community outreach locations.
At present, case data is largely captured through manual processes or disparate tools, resulting in challenges related to data consistency, real-time tracking of cases, reporting, and monitoring of service outcomes. This limits the organization’s ability to efficiently manage caseloads, measure impact, support evidence-based decision-making, and meet reporting requirements for partners and donors.
In response to these challenges, Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR) seeks to design and implement a centralized Legal Aid Services Case Management System (LAS-CMS). The system will serve as a unified digital platform to streamline case registration, tracking, and management across all service types and locations. It will also enhance coordination among legal aid providers, improve data accuracy and accessibility, and strengthen monitoring and evaluation of legal aid interventions.
The proposed system is expected to support both online and offline data capture to accommodate varying connectivity conditions, ensure secure handling of sensitive legal information, and provide real-time dashboards and analytics for internal management and external reporting. Ultimately, the LAS-CMS will contribute to improving the efficiency, transparency, and impact of legal aid service delivery, thereby advancing access to justice for underserved populations.
General Objectives:
The overall objective of this assignment is to design, develop, and deploy a centralized Legal Aid Services Case Management System (LAS-CMS) that enhances the efficiency, coordination, and impact of legal aid service delivery across multiple service types and geographic locations.
The specific objectives of the assignment are to:
The selected vendor/consultant will be responsible for the end-to-end design, development, deployment, and support of the Legal Aid Services Case Management System (LAS-CMS). The scope of work shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
Requirements Analysis & System Design
System Development
Mobile & Offline Functionality
Integration & API Development
Data Migration
Testing & Quality Assurance
Deployment & Configuration
Training & Capacity Building
Maintenance & Support
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The selected vendor/consultant is expected to demonstrate the following technical and professional competencies:
Functional & Domain Competencies
Project Management & Delivery Competencies
The vendor should provide a qualified team with expertise in:
Soft Skills
Interested individuals/Consultants are invited to submit their brief technical proposal outlining the requirements indicated in this document, financial offer (in ETB), Application letter, and Updated Resume highlighting relevant experience.
Application should be submitted to: Consultancy@lhrethiopia.org cc: info@lhrethiopia.org hsisay@lhrethiopia.org, mikiyas.kidmework@lhrethiopia.org with Subject line: “Consultancy – Software Development of Centralized Legal Aid Service Management System”
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