National Center for State Courts (NCSC)
Current understanding
The National Center for State Courts is a U.S.-based nonprofit that serves as an implementer for State Department rule-of-law and judicial capacity-building programs abroad. It received a $38.5M obligation from State for rule-of-law and law enforcement development activities in Honduras.
Evidence log
- 2023-11-01 — State · NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS — $33.2M (COL): 2021 — State obligated $33.2M to NCSC for programmatic, logistical, and administrative support to INL Section Colombia’s operational and capacity-building programs, extending NCSC’s implementer role beyond Honduras into Colombia INL work. (novelty: 4)
- 2021-01-01 — State · NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS — $38.5M (HND): cross-connection with honduras-rule-of-law: NCSC is the implementing recipient of the $38.5M State obligation for Honduras rule-of-law and law enforcement work. (novelty: 4)
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Contributing findings
State · NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS — $33.2M (COL)
01-nov-2023
novelty 4
per-area 4
strengthens
State · NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS — $38.5M (HND)
01-jan-2021
novelty 4
per-area 4
introduces