Membership
APRCN Senior Partner
Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN) Senior Partner membership is open to any corporate body or professional firm and individuals that believe in the Peace building and ADR ethos of Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN). In effect, anyone that shares in the vision of Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN) and want opportunities to network and to be involved in a great organization can become an Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN) Senior Partner.
APRCN Associate
Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN) Associate membership is open to individuals, firms and organizations who share the vision and mission of the Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN) and wish to identify with the activities of Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN) and are also interested in the promotion of Alternative Dispute Resolution.
APRCN Chartered Arbitrator (CArb)
Chartered arbitrator, Becoming a Certified chartered arbitrator is very difficult but still simple. This offer a renowned construction which would advance legal issues and international arbitration at this stage, the promotion of consensus and access to justice at completed quality beginning, they center on effective help others negotiate and collaborate through difficult dispute chartered arbitrator. These categories of professionals are an independent person or body officially appointed to settle a dispute and are the facts spur to an independent arbitrator e.g. Adjudicator, arbitrator. Therefore, arbitrator is a professional organization representing the interest of alternative dispute resolution practitioners founded on 1st March 1915.It was granted a Royal chartered membership. A chartered Arbitration is a fellow who has demonstrated to a peer interview panel an advanced knowledge of arbitration. Arbitrators have a more formal role than mediators and have the authority to decide the issues in dispute between the parties. Arbitrator’s decisions closely resemble the decisions of a judge. Arbitration is conducted in lieu of a trial and is a more formal proceeding than mediation. The arbitrator’s function is to render a decision on the issues. During arbitration, both parties are given the opportunity to present their case to the arbitrator, which can include the introduction of evidence and testimony of the parties and/or witnesses. The arbitrator than issues an arbitration award, which can only be contested under certain circumstances. Arbitration ends when the arbitration award is finalized. Due to the arbitrators role as decision maker, the arbitrator is precluded from engaging in settlement read more
APRCN Partner
Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN) Partner membership is open to any corporate body or professional firm and individuals that believe in the Peace building and ADR ethos of Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN). In effect, anyone that shares in the vision of Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN) and want opportunities to network and to be involved in a great organization can become an Advanced Peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria (APRCN) Partner.
APRCN Mediator
Chartered mediator is a person who forms an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) where a third party is appointed to help the parties involved in the dispute. This categories of professional perform a mediation advocates highly-experienced with vetted and assessed apart independent chartered mediator & reconciliation (CMR).Become a Chartered Mediator and conciliator profession and be admitted a member of the profession. Mediators do not issue orders or make determinations. They help parties reach an agreement by communicating with both sides in order to develop viable options for resolution. Although each mediator differs, the parties usually meet together with the mediator to informally discuss the matter and set a framework for how mediation will proceed and the scope of what both parties want to address in mediation. It is then common for the mediator to go back and forth between the parties, attempting to find common ground for resolution. The main focus of the mediator is having the parties work together toward a mutually beneficial settlement. Mediation ends when either a settlement is reached or when the parties determine that they cannot come to a resolution.
APRCN Chartered Adjudicator
An adjudicator is someone who presides, judges, and arbitrates during a formal dispute or competition. They have numerous purposes, including preliminary legal judgments, to determine applicant eligibility, or to assess contenders’ performance in competitions. Adjudication is a simple and efficient method of settling disputes, without resorting to lengthy and expensive court procedure. Adjudication has become the construction industry’s preferred method of dispute resolution, as it recognizes the nature of the disagreements that arise within the construction sector. Adjudication involves an independent third party considering the claims of both sides and making a decision. It is a time-sensitive process, with adjudicators making a decision within 28 days. The result of the adjudication process is a judgment and court opinion that is legally binding, and unless revised by arbitration or litigation there is no right of appeal. Why is adjudication effective?