Ejada conducted a comparative study to support the Emirate of the Eastern Province in establishing a committee for amicable dispute resolution within the corporate sector.
The study analyzed alternative institutional models against four criteria the Emirate needed satisfied simultaneously: strategic alignment, operational sustainability, community reconciliation, and the protection of legal rights — the tension between speed and due process being the core design question.
Scope
- Comparative analysis of international dispute resolution models.
- Assessment of strategic alignment and operational sustainability.
- Evaluation against community reconciliation objectives.
- Review of legal rights protection within each model.
Key Outcomes
- International dispute resolution models compared
- Models assessed against strategic, operational, community, and legal criteria
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