Institutional & Engagement

Institutional History

SYSCO180 was established with a clear and purposeful vision—to strengthen access to justice by integrating legal expertise, institutional governance, and technology-driven dispute resolution. Conceived as a mission-oriented NGO and Institutional Arbitration and ADR platform, SYSCO180 emerged in response to the growing need for efficient, affordable, and transparent alternatives to conventional litigation.

Accreditation & Recognition

SYSCO180 is committed to maintaining the highest standards of institutional credibility, professional integrity, and legal compliance in the field of arbitration and alternative dispute resolution. Its accreditation and recognition framework reflects adherence to established legal principles, ethical norms, and best practices governing institutional ADR and Online Dispute Resolution (ODR).

Advisory Board & Leadership

The strength and credibility of SYSCO180 are anchored in its Advisory Board and Leadership, which together provide strategic direction, institutional oversight, and ethical governance. Comprising distinguished legal professionals, domain experts, academicians, and social justice advocates, the Advisory Board plays a pivotal role in shaping SYSCO180’s vision, policies, and long-term objectives.

Panel Empanelment Philosophy

SYSCO180’s panel empanelment philosophy is founded on the principles of competence, integrity, independence, and inclusivity. As an institutional arbitration and ADR body, SYSCO180 recognises that the credibility and effectiveness of its dispute resolution mechanisms depend fundamentally on the quality and ethical standards of its arbitrators, mediators, conciliators, and negotiation facilitators.

Collaborations & Partnerships

SYSCO180 recognises that meaningful and sustainable access to justice is best achieved through collaboration. Guided by this belief, the institution actively builds strategic collaborations and partnerships with legal, academic, institutional, corporate, and community stakeholders to strengthen dispute resolution ecosystems and expand social impact.