Committed to innovation and best practice in conflict resolution
CEDR is widely regarded as the leading thinker, innovator and standard bearer in the field of international ADR. Receiving no public funding, its foundation activities are financed solely through the profits of its commercial subsidiary CEDR Services Ltd and the support of its Members - a unique collaboration of national and international businesses, professional firms, charities, local and national governments and trade and business institutions and associations.
Whilst it is true to say that now ADR – and in particular mediation – has become a fixture in the UK legal system, there is still much for CEDR to achieve:
By way of a thank you for the financial commitment of its members, CEDR has created a programme of benefits designed to ensure that CEDR’s Members benefit from leading edge thinking, practice and training.
Cost: £3,250 (+ VAT) per annum
16 May 2012
The Fifth Mediation Audit - 2012
10 May 2012
CEDR Asia Pacific celebrates first year
3 May 2012
IFC partners with CEDR to tackle board-level disputes in emerging economies
19 Apr 2012
Importance of using mediation underlined by Court of Appeal
CEDR Chambers Briefing - Mediation, Human Rights and Corporate/Community Conflicts – 21 May 2012
Mediator Skills Training - Employment & Workplace – 23 May 2012
Mediator Skills Training - Fast Track – 13 June 2012
CEDR Ireland Mediation Conference – 13 June 2012