CIDA commissioned the National Judicial Institute, a Canadian non-profit organization engaged in judicial education, to act as Canadian Executing Agency and oversee the implementation of the JURIS Project in the Philippines. The JURIS Project has identified three important partners to achieve its goals:

Philippine Judicial Academy
The Philippine Judicial Academy was created by the Supreme Court in 1996 and established by RA 8557 as a “training school for justices, judges, court personnel, lawyers and aspirants to judicial posts.” It is the Academy’s mission to bring about an institutionalized, integrated, and professionalized system of continuing judicial education for justices, judges, court personnel and lawyers aspiring for judicial positions.

Alternative Law Groups (ALGs, Inc.)
The Alternative Law Groups or ALG is a coalition of non-government organizations with legal program componenets to adhere to the principles and values o alternative or developmental law. These organizations have distinct programs for developmental legal assistance that is primarily concerned with the pursuit of public interest, respect fo rhuman rights and promotion of social justice.

National Judicial Institute
The National Judicial Institute is an independent, non-profit organization that serves the Canadian judiciary, by planning, coordinating and delivering judicial education dealing with the law, the craft of judging and social context.