In partnership with the East-West Management Institute and USAID, the ILF is working on the ground in Georgia to increase the quality of legal aid services across the country. Our project takes a two-tiered approach. At the individual-level, ILF experts are working side-by-side with Georgian lawyers, providing case-based mentorship to build capacity to provide legal representation that is proactive, client-centered, rights-based and challenges entrenched discrimination and systemic injustices. The ILF is currently mentoring lawyers serving in Tbilisi, Rustavi, and Mtskheta. At the organizational level, the ILF is working with LAS to strengthen oversight and accountability. We are working with LAS leaders to establish training, mentoring, and supervision structures that will help ensure quality and accountability for the long haul, including setting performance standards that draw on the ILF’s landmark publication “Measuring Justice.”