Leading Organizations

It was established in 1992, and brings together ten national disabled people’s organizations through lobbying and advocacy. It has been implementing a three year advocacy project for the promotion of rights and equalization of opportunities for persons with disabilities in Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda.

It is an initiative that aims to increase transparency and accountability in the extractive sector in Tanzania. It is regulated by the global standard of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) and is committed to disclose company payments and government receipts of taxes and revenues from the extractive sector.

It is a coalition of 35 civil society organizations working to end child marriage in Tanzania. It seeks to increase awareness of the harmful impact of child marriage at the community, national, and international levels. It advocates for policy reforms to end child marriage and resource mobilization to support married girls, and girls at risk.

It provides networking with member organizations, reaching approximately 200 non-governmental institutions that work with children in Tanzania. It works to strengthen independent child led forums in communities, and forums of individuals and parents who wish to take an active role in the defense of child's rights.

Through Media and Arts, Tanzania Bora Initiative engages the youth community in providing civic educational programs and projects based on effective leadership, democracy and accountability, good governance, Human rights, and development issues.

It is an alliance of civil society and private sector organizations concerned with biodiversity conservation, with an special emphasis on agricultural biodiversity for food security and sovereignty. It is working to support farmers in making their voices heard by policy makers and donors who drive the commercial seed agenda.

It strives to contribute to local development in Tanzania. Their programs are divided into two sectors: programs that change practices (i.e. Mama Yangu Maisha Yangu Campaign -My Mother my life Campaign- and Vijana na maendeleo), and programs that contribute to laws and policies (i.e. Proposed reforms on the Law of the Marriage Act.).

It promotes access to justice for all with sustained professional standards, and five core values: professionalism, transparency, voluntarism, equity, and professional solidarity. Their projects include "Children in conflict with the law project in Mbeya" and "Developing legal aid providers manual for paralegal training project description.".

Works to prevent human trafficking and address the issues of vulnerable people in Romania, especially refugees and victims of abuse.

Founded in 2000, it is an initiative of Search for Common Ground. They promote education in land rights, women's rights, peace, and reconciliation through independent media programs and activities, in partnership with 27 local radio stations.

An online platform where people can seek legal assistance and advice on civil justice issues, and also report improper actions on the part of the government.

Set up by the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce, the Center provides a platform for the resolution of commercial disputes through arbitration. Also organizes seminars, training courses, workshops and international conferences about commercial disputes.

Serves socially vulnerable families and victims of conflict and discrimination, through education, health, and social services programs.

Provides an open forum of thought and discussion around the intersection of Islam and contemporary challenges, including violent extremism, by producing research and offering consulting and policy recommendations to decision makers and opinion leaders.

National Union of Tunisian Journalists is an independent professional organization working for democracy, material and moral rights of journalists, freedom of opinion and expression, and the right of peoples to self-determination.

Works to promote innovative entrepreunerial methods, in agriculture, industry and political life to foster change in Senegal.

SCA supports women and people disabilities to strengthen their position in society and give them influence in decision-making in their rural villages.

SYF is a non-profit youth led organization striving for peace-building, tolerance and human development in Malakand Region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Works to provide free legal assistance to persons in civil and criminal procedures through a hotline or in person, and to work to defend the human rights of all persons in Russia.

It is part of the East Africa Sustainable Watch Network (EA Network), working to promote government’s accountability on sustainable development through ongoing qualitative monitoring and constructive dialogue at the national and international levels.

Works to involve citizens in the allocation and operation of resource exploitation, through control of industries and governance, and to provide a framework for sustainable resource exploitation in Liberia.

It addresses social and environmental problems, such as soil degradation, water contamination, and deforestation, caused by unsustainable farming practices that lead to food insecurity, poverty, and malnutrition. It involves farmers in the planning stages for a collaborative effort to address these challenging agricultural issues.

The highest court in the Philippines. It is presided over by a Chief Justice and is composed of fifteen Justices. The Supreme Court has "administrative supervision over all courts and the personnel thereof.".

Works to guarantee free and fair elections and investigate cases of fraud in the electoral process.

Controls financial operations and activities of all ministries, institutions, government companies and other organizations which in any manner whatsoever benefit from the state budget.