The project will review the past policies and rules of urban wetlands in Bangladesh and do the researches from different aspects such as: social-economic, environmental and spatio-temporal. It will also recommend guidelines for mainstreaming wetlands management and the legal actions for protecting the wetlands.

The legal education and its relations to the establishment and maintenance of the rule of law remain a blind spot in most research or public policy about law and justice in Arab countries. The project will allow the Legal Agenda to have an unprecedented and unique understanding of the professional socialization process of the legal professionals involved in the building and the maintenance of the rule of law in every country. It will also allow the Legal Agenda to contribute more efficiently to public debates and processes and to build social alliances around developing more relevant educational programs aimed at transforming legal training in the selected Arab countries.

This project enables Dejusticia to explore and characterize other dimensions of socio-economic inequality and also seek to understand and delve deeper into the relationship between human rights, poverty and inequality, expanding and strengthening the national literature on the subject. Besides, a multimedia communications campaign will be held to focused on the social actors that have brought the Constitution to life. The main audience of this action is the public opinion, emphasizing on girls, boys, teenagers and youth.