The ADR Fund

Supporting the growth, development, and effective administration of ADR practice in Ghana.

Part Five, ADR Act 2010 (Act 798)

About the ADR Fund

The Alternative Dispute Resolution Fund is established under Part Five of ADR Act 2010 (Act 798) to support access to justice through peaceful, efficient, and affordable dispute resolution systems.

Sources of the Fund

1

Grants from Government for the development of ADR

2

Charges and fees collected by the ADR Centre

3

Donations and gifts from individuals, institutions, and development partners

Your Impact

How Your Contribution Helps

Expand Public Access

Widen access to ADR services for underserved communities and populations across all 16 regions.

Train Professionals

Develop competent ADR practitioners through comprehensive training and certification programmes.

Promote Peace

Support peaceful settlement of disputes in communities, families, and institutions nationwide.

Support Research

Fund research and innovation in dispute resolution methodologies and best practices.

Enhance Justice

Strengthen justice delivery systems and promote social harmony through effective ADR mechanisms.

Donate to the Fund

The ADR Centre calls on individuals, corporate institutions, development partners, and the general public to support the ADR Fund. By supporting the Fund, donors become partners in building a more peaceful, just, and harmonious society.

For enquiries or donations, contact: +233 50 224 8717 | info@adrc.gov.gh

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