Redefining the Architecture of Dispute Resolution.
A global, independent, non-profit umbrella organisation strengthening and advancing Alternative Dispute Resolution — bridging practice, policy, academia and industry across the ADR community.
The Board lends institutional credibility and periodic strategic guidance — retired judges, senior arbitration practitioners, senior mediators, international ADR representatives and academicians. It is not an operational body.
Discussions with the individuals above are ongoing. Names and composition are not final.
IAM is GADR's specialised mediation wing — an independent initiative with a panel of empanelled mediators, offering training and certification for those seeking to become certified mediators.
Empanelled and certified mediators available for institutional and private referrals.
YADR is GADR's youth and emerging-professionals wing — a platform for students, young lawyers and early-career ADR practitioners interested in arbitration and mediation.
All YADR India members must be below the age of 40.
Explore scheduled global masterclasses, cross-border arbitration symposia, mediation bootcamps, and youth practitioner forums.
It bridges ADR practice, policy, academia and industry through professional development, research and collaboration.
Practitioners, academics, institutions, corporates, students, policymakers, judges, mediators and arbitrators.
While rooted in India, GADR actively facilitates domestic and international ADR collaborations.
Reach out via our Contact section and the Secretariat will follow up.
Yes — both function as specialised wings under GADR.
GADR's youth wing for students, young lawyers and early-career ADR practitioners.
Anyone under 40 working in or aspiring toward ADR practice.
Yes — tiered fees for students, young professionals and fellows.
Yes — mediation and ADR competitions, conferences and networking events.
GADR's specialised mediation wing, comprising a panel of empanelled mediators.
Apply through the IAM membership form.
Yes — comprehensive programmes for aspiring mediators.
Yes, alongside domestic community mediation programmes.