Process Evaluation of the Legal Assistance Program Implementation at OBH Paham Indonesia

Based on data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) as of Semester 2 2022, the number of poor people in Indonesia has reached 26.16 million people, equivalent to 9.22% of the total population of Indonesia. The poor and vulnerable groups are the most difficult to obtain access to justice so that the activerole of the government is needed through legal aid policies. The large number of potential poor people who needassistance is still not comparable when compared to the number of legal aid organizations that have beenverified and accredited by the government. OBH PAHAM Indonesia is one of the parties undergoing this legal aid program. The process evaluation uses the Pietrzak theory with a qualitative approach through the purposive sampling technique. The logical framework used inputs activities. The result of the evaluation study that the process of the implementing the legal assistance program has been in accordance with several regulations. The findings of this study were that collaboration with the OBH Jakarta’s team including director, staff, advocates and paralegals, and the beneficiary of the program itself.