Application for Accreditation
Potential ADR service providers, centers and training institutes (public and private) may apply for accreditation on prescribed forms.
PADRA provides for a system of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) of civil and criminal disputes in Punjab, to ensure inexpensive and expeditious justice, other than adjudication through traditional Courts.
Government
Regulated
Court Annexed
ADR
Court Referred
ADR
Online Dispute
Resolution
Time Bound
Resolution
PADRA is an autonomous body established under the Punjab Alternative Dispute Resolution Ordinance 2026 to give citizens and businesses trusted, confidential and accredited ways to resolve disputes through ADR.
Our Mandate
Accredit ADR service providers, centers and training institutes for the resolution of civil and criminal disputes outside traditional court rooms.
Alleviate the massive backlog burdening traditional courts in Punjab.
Facilitate cost-effective and expeditious justice to parties who may otherwise face expensive and lengthy trials.
Encourage cooperative, out-of-court resolutions through ADR mechanisms.
Accredit ADR service providers, centers and training institutes to achieve the purposes of the Punjab Alternative Dispute Resolution Ordinance 2026.
Maintain database for selection of ADR service providers, centers and training institutions.
Facilitate referral, tracking and settlement of ADR cases through the Dispute Management System (DMS).
Advocate and promote ADR for transition from adversarial litigation to consensual dispute resolution mechanisms.
ADR SERVICE PROVIDERS
ADR CENTERS
ADR TRAINING INSTITUTES
OUR PARTNERS