BO ECLI
Conference

ECLI
In Brief

The European Case Law Identifier (ECLI) is a human readable and computer processable code that can – in principle – be assigned to every judicial decision from every national or European court. Its aim is to facilitate unequivocal citation of judgments and to improve cross-border accessibility of case law.

Building on ECLI
At a Glance

Building on ECLI (BO-ECLI) is a project involving sixteen partners from ten Member States (Italy, Greece, Croatia, Estonia, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, the Czech Republic, Spain, Romania) that aims to broaden the use of ECLI and to further improve the accessibility of case law. BO-ECLI is co-funded by the Justice Programme of the European Union. Having started at 1 October 2015 the project is planned to be finished within 18 months with a maximum duration of 24 months.

BO-ECLI
Learning video

See how the project aims to broaden the use of ECLI and to further improve the accessibility of case law.

ECLI
Current Implementation

Level of implementation in each country