The Centre for International Law is pleased to share its Investor-State Mediation Resource Pack, designed to support government officials, in-house lawyers and their counsel in considering mediation as a means of resolving Investor-State disputes.

WHY THIS RESOURCE PACK? 

Although mediation can offer unique benefits in Investor-State disputes, presenting it as a potential avenue for dispute resolution within a government, company or legal team can be challenging.

The Pack provides practical tools to help practitioners address common concerns through a user-friendly question-and-answer format. It also features an interactive self-assessment tool to help parties evaluate whether mediation may be suitable for a particular Investor-State dispute. 

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

The Pack comprises four sheets:

• Two general sheets – relevant to both governments and investors.
• Two party-specific sheets – tailored to the perspectives of governments and investors, respectively.

Each sheet can be used independently, allowing readers to select the resources most relevant to their needs and circumstances.