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This project aims to establish sensible default rules and procedural precedents for many of the common logistical aspects of arbitral proceedings – aiming to level the playing field between experienced and first-time arbitration counsel. Ten years after the initial release of the project, the Drafting Committee has prepared an update to reflect changes in the treatment of logistical matters in arbitral proceedings since 2015. The Kigali Special Edition 2025 covers several new topics, such as artificial intelligence, disability accommodation, remote hearings, electronic case management platforms and publication of awards. The Drafting Sourcebook also includes an updated Annex - Useful Resources for further reading. The Kigali Special Edition 2025 of the ICCA Drafting Sourcebook is meant to be a living document and is now open for comments from the general ICCA Membership. We welcome feedback from ICCA members as well as all attendees of the ICCA-KIAC Conference via email to bureau@arbitration-icca.org until 31 July 2025. We encourage you to take this opportunity to engage with the text and share your views. Your input will contribute to refining and enriching the Sourcebook ahead of its next iteration, to be presented at the ICCA Madrid 2026 Congress.