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The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Kenya Branch offer courses to professionals intending to join the family of dispute resolvers and upgrade programs for Associates and Members intending to move to the next membership cadre

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Ciarb welcomes individuals from all backgrounds who have an interest in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) to join CIArb as members and become part of our growing community.

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Through different membership grades, Ciarb recognises a professional’s knowledge, skills and experience within alternative dispute resolution (ADR). As a member, you gain access to professional development opportunities, industry resources, international networks, and the ability to use professional designations.

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At CIArb Kenya, we empower practitioners, students, and organizations with world-class resouces in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). Whether you’re seeking training, publications, or professional spaces, our resources are designed to support your growth and practice.

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The ADR Journal Vol.14 Issue 2 The ADR Journal is a publication by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), Kenya that spearheads intellectual discourse on pertinent and germane issues in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and other related fields of knowledge.

Arbitration Rules These rules have been revised to accord with the provisions of the Arbitration Act, No. 4 of 1995 (as amended from time to time) and are primarily applicable to non-administered or noninstitutional arbitration within the jurisdiction of the Republic of Kenya.
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Compendium on Arbitration Cases in Kenya

Digest on Arbitration Cases

State of ADR (2024)

State of ADR (2025)

The ADR Compass 2026

Ubuntu, Legal Pluralism and the Architecture of Dispute Resolution in Africa