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How to become an ICSID Arbitrator, Conciliator or Committee Member
Arbitrators, conciliators and/or ad hoc Committee members are selected to serve in ICSID proceedings through an appointment process. Most arbitrators and conciliators are appointed by the parties to the dispute pursuant to an agreed method for constituting the Tribunal or…
Managing Case Finances
ICSID encourages Tribunals, Commissions and ad hoc Committees to create a budget at the beginning of a case to ensure fund availability and optimal use of advances. As soon as a Tribunal, Commission or ad hoc Committee is constituted, ICSID establishes a case-specific income…
Cost of Proceedings
The costs in cases governed by the ICSID rules consist of:
the parties’ expenses, including the cost of legal representation;
the fees and expenses of members of Tribunals, Conciliation Commissions, ad hoc Committees, Fact-Finding Committees or mediators, or assistants approved by…
Arbitration under UNCITRAL and other Non-ICSID Rules
Non-ICSID cases may be administered by ICSID by agreement of the parties either prior to the appointment of arbitrators or once the Tribunal is constituted.
The parties to the dispute or the Tribunal, on behalf of the parties, should request ICSID to provide …
Non-ICSID Rules and Guidelines
ICSID administers proceedings under other rules, including the UNCITRAL Rules on Arbitration. In addition, parties may refer to guidelines, for example those published by the International Bar Association (IBA). This list contains links to such texts.
United Nations Commission on…
Case Administration
The Centre provides full administrative services in ICSID cases, including:
A dedicated case team consisting of an ICSID legal counsel, paralegal, legal assistant and hearings organizer, who assist the parties and the Tribunal throughout the process. The legal counsel serves as the…