This web site is an initiative of Australia’s International Legal Services Advisory Council (ILSAC). The web site is designed to promote the skills and the availability of high quality Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services in Australia, both through ADR centres and Australian ADR practitioners.
The web site also includes links to a range of professional associations and other bodies, both internationally and within the Australian Government, relevant to international commercial dispute resolution. ICDR web site.
The Indian Council of Arbitration (ICA), the peak arbitral organisation in India, was established in 1965 in New Delhi to promote and encourage arbitration, rather than litigation, as the best alternative for the amicable and quick settlement of industrial and trade disputes.
The Government of India, the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), other important chambers of commerce and trade associations in India, as well as export promotion councils, public sector undertakings, companies and firms are in its membership.
ICA boasts a panel of around 1500 arbitrators with an extensive array of professional qualifications and expertise (legal and non-legal), guaranteeing a tribunal of the highest aptitude and proficiency.
Details about the ICA, including its office-bearers, services and contact details can be found in the ICA Member Profile at the Asia Pacific Regional Arbitration Group (APRAG) web site.
The Asia Pacific Regional Arbitration Group ('APRAG') was established in Sydney on 2 November 2004 at a meeting of representatives of 17 arbitration centres and associations. Membership of APRAG has since grown to 24 members.
APRAG is a regional federation of arbitration associations which aims to improve the standards and knowledge of international arbitration and will make submissions on behalf of the region to national and international organisations.
More information about APRAG and its member organisations and activities can be found at APRAG's web site.
