Agami works closely to nurture entrepreneurship in ODR (Online Dispute Resolution), so as to enable more citizens and businesses to resolve disputes equitably, efficiently and at scale. Today, the ODR ecosystem consists of over 13 start-ups providing dispute resolution services, and over 50 enterprises and counting, who’ve implemented ODR within their organisation. You can be a part of this movement too.
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First of its kind, the ODR Handbook contains valuable insights and learnings to equip you to successfully adopt ODR.
Agami in association with NITI Aayog and Omidyar Network India, and ably supported by Ashoka Innovators for the Public, ICICI Bank, Trilegal, Dalberg, Dvara Research, and NIPFP have launched the ODR Handbook – an information guide to accelerate the adoption of ODR by businesses.
A common theme through the June 2020 meeting was the need for businesses to actively adopt ODR to Enhance the Ease of Doing Business, particularly now in light of COVID19. To catalyse this shift, NITI Aayog, Agami, Omidyar Network India along with Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) organised an open online meeting with key business, government, and legal representatives to signal to the industry that ODR was an idea whose time had come.
Playback the recorded meeting
Spurred by the success of ODR Week in introducing the ODR community in India to the world, Agami in association with NITI Aayog and Omidyar Network India brought together senior members of the Judiciary, Government and Businesses in a closed door meeting to identify pathways to recognize the full potential of ODR in India. See the five key insights here and key takeaways here. What emerged were key insights and a multi-stakeholder agreement to work collaboratively to ensure efforts are taken to scale online dispute resolution in India. See the five key insights here and key takeaways here!
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