Professional recognition
Reviewed membership grades, a private-by-default directory and exact-reference verification for employers and courts.
Pan-African professional body · established for practice
Dispute resolution practitioners, visible and verifiable.
ADRGP brings mediators, arbitrators, adjudicators and governance professionals into one credible network — connecting practitioners, courts, universities and institutions across Africa and the diaspora.
- Approved practitioners
- 0
- Applications awaiting review
- 0
- Published events
- 0
A professional home with guardrails
- Verified, not automatic. Every application is reviewed before a profile or credential appears.
- Consent by field. Practitioners choose exactly which fields are public.
- Accessible by design. WCAG 2.2 AA, dyslexia-friendly reading, Easy Read and braille-ready exports.
- Connected to learning. ADR-SRI programmes may support a pathway, but never confer membership automatically.
Institutional partnerships with courts, universities and agencies are published only after evidence and approval.
What ADRGP does
Build a practice, not just a profile
Practice support
Dispute-support intake, institutional ADR guidance and access to a network of practitioners across jurisdictions.
Learning and CPD
CPD tracking and approved learning opportunities, with ADR-SRI programmes presented as a possible pathway only.
Institutional collaboration
Structured pathways for courts, universities, agencies and firms — published only after management verification.
Practitioner network
Find approved, opted-in practitioners
Only approved members who opted in appear. Contact details are hidden unless the member chooses to publish them.
Events & conferences
Meet the network
No events are published yet. Organisers can submit the first event from the organiser portal.
Knowledge
Articles, briefings and research
17 Oct 2026
Conference visibility for African institutions: own the account, own the audience
A conference platform is infrastructure, not strategy. Institutions should publish under their own accounts, keep their own attendee relationships and avoid renting visibility indefinitely.
Read article17 Oct 2026
Designing accessible ADR proceedings: a practical checklist
Accessibility is not a website feature. It changes how people are invited, informed, heard and paid. A checklist for mediators, arbitrators and institutions.
Read article17 Oct 2026
What verified membership should mean in African dispute resolution
A membership badge is only useful if it tells the public something specific, reviewable and bounded. Here is the standard ADRGP applies.
Read articleJoin the network
Start with an application, not a payment
Submit your practice details for review. Submission does not confer membership; fees apply only after approval and the approved fee schedule is published.