By 2014 we will have delivered restorative justice to survivors in Rwanda

Survivors Fund (SURF) is working to:
- Work with partner organisations to develop and secure funding for new legal programmes
- Support the systematic documentation of all legal cases of unresolved genocide-related crimes
- Fund programmes to retain legal experts to represent survivors to bring legal cases
- Develop the capacity of partners to lobby for survivors in the National Social Protection Strategy
- Work with Redress, African and Rights to plan action on a Compensation Law

Over the next three years, we aim to:
- ensure that more survivors have access to legal representation
- ensure the documentation of all legal cases of unresolved genocide-related crimes
- raise awareness of the situation of survivors, in particular pertaining to issues of justice
- mainstream rights of survivors into national development policies
- reopen debate on a Compensation Law for survivors in Rwanda

By 2014 we will have advocated internationally for the rights of survivors

Survivors Fund (SURF) is working to:
- Develop partnerships with international partners to advocate for the rights of survivors
- Lobby the UK Government to lead the call and commit funding for survivors
- Research and publish policy on the creation of a Trust Fund for Rwandan Survivors
- Launch an international advocacy campaign around the 20th Anniversary of the Genocide
- Facilitate and leverage survivor’s testimonies to raise awareness of their needs
- Deliver educational programmes in the UK, and make resources accessible internationally
- Actively rebut and respond to genocide denial

Over the next three years, we aim to:
- secure greater funding specifically for survivors from the international community
- ensure compensation for restorative justice for survivors is on the international agenda
- foster the creation of a Trust Fund for Survivors of the Rwandan Genocide