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Alternative Dispute Resolution: How ADR Programs Succeed - Revised
Description
This course will first introduce you to the different features of alternative dispute resolution. You will learn that ADR programs cannot be a substitute for a formal judicial system but can complement and support judicial reforms. The course will discuss the possible uses of ADR and teach you when to implement ADR programs in the context of rule of law assistance. You will also learn that ADR programs are more likely to achieve their objectives when they operate within a hospitable setting.
Next, you will learn the key preparation criteria for ADR programs including assessment and identification of goals, participatory design process, adequate legal foundation, and effective local partner. The course will also discuss implementation criteria which include effective selection, training and supervision of ADR providers, financial support, outreach, effective case selection and management, and program evaluation procedures. You will also look into how cultural norms may influence the design of appropriate evaluation systems.
An effective ADR program can help resolve minor and local disputes with results that are private and rarely published. It gives both parties the opportunity to work through their disputed issues with the help of a neutral third party, using a process that is generally faster and less expensive than going to court. This Alternative Dispute Resolution: How ADR Programs Succeed online course will you give a deep understanding of ADR and the means and ways to make a program succeed. Start your next learning journey, today.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Define what alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is
- Explain the conditions under which ADR programs can succeed
- Identify when to implement ADR programs in the context of rule of law assistance or other development initiatives
- Distinguish between the characteristics of ADR approaches
- Identify the goals and possible uses of ADR
- Describe different limitations of ADR
- List the particular background conditions that are essentially relevant to ADR programs
Certification
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