The members of GNAAP brainstorm regularly
The members of GNAAP brainstorm regularly
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The Ghana National Association of ADR Practitioners (GNAAP) will this weekend, hold its Annual General Conference in Accra.

The fifth Ghana National Association of ADR Practitioners (GNAAP) General Conference, which would be attended by dozens of members of GNAAP, IPLS Alumni and representatives of stakeholder organisations, would be held at the Holy Spirit Cathedral on Saturday.

It has the theme, “Alternative Dispute Resolution: a complement to quality justice delivery.”

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Among other objectives towards enhancing the practice of ADR in Ghana, the conference would provide a platform to brainstorm for the progress of the ADR industry in Ghana.

The conference would be preceded by GNAAP’s outreach event on Friday, to create public awareness about ADR.

Dubbed “GNAAP Day,” the outreach which would be held at the Resolution Zone at the Institute of Para-Legal Training and Leadership Studies (IPLS) Campus at Festus Junction, Pokuase, will host the small-scale business community especially commercial drivers involved in “work and pay.”

As part of the outreach programme, members of GNAAP would offer free counselling, conflict resolution coaching, as well as provide the platform for people to lodge cases to be taken up by the Centre for Citizens Empowerment, for settlement.

“This will be done by all GNAAP members. Members of the public would have the opportunity to interact with our members and seek the necessary advice they desire,” said a statement signed by Mr Isaac Asare, Administrator of GNAAP.

It encouraged the public to take advantage of the association’s public engagement which also aims at helping disputants to resolve disputes amicably.

Also, the annual ADR outreach, which is to demonstrate the association’s commitment to its social responsibility, is to support a national ADR campaign to promote the increased adoption of ADR by Ghanaians as the most convenient, inexpensive, speedy and confidential mechanism for settling disputes.

By: Edmund Mingle/adrdaily.com

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