GRAIM was created in 1997 to support the emerging mutual health movement. It was recognised as an association under Senegalese law in 2002. The organisation carries out various actions and has established itself in the development field at the national level through different domains: social protection, development of organisations and institutions, environment, training and employment of youth and women, economic development, etc.

Action Jeunesse Environnement is a non-profit organisation established in 1998. It runs programmes in poverty alleviation, environmental education, health and capacity building. It is active in supporting training and employment for young people and the socio-economic empowerment of women through support for economic development initiatives.

The Confédération Nationale des Travailleurs du Sénégal was established in 1968 and is the largest trade union centre in terms of membership. Its vision is to promote the creation of opportunities for decent work and unemployment insurance for laid-off workers. It has 135,000 union members, organised in 14 regional branches. Its mission is to defend their interests and rights but also to participate in the development of the country. It is a member of the ITUC and has a seat in all the social security institutions and in decision-making bodies at national level.

Oyofal Paj is a network of more than forty community health mutuals in the three departments of the Kaolack region. The network supports the development of its member mutuals and carries out awareness-raising, capacity-building and advocacy activities for the extension of social protection, sustainable environmental management and youth employment.

The Union Nationale des Mutuelles de Santé Communautaires (UNAMUSC) of Senegal, established in December 2014, brings together 676 community health mutuals through 14 regional unions, 45 departmental unions for 800,000 members and 4 million beneficiaries. The community health mutuals are partners of the State of Senegal and are responsible for and manage the health insurance scheme under the CMU in Senegal.

Created in 1975, Enda Graf Sahel is an organisation that works with urban and rural populations using an action research approach (ARF). ENDA Graf Sahel's vision is to contribute to the advent of a society based on solidarity, respect for human dignity, social justice and cultural diversity, where resources are distributed equitably and managed in the interest of future generations. It is active in promoting the initiatives of civil society actors to ensure that their ideals are better taken into account in public policies and in strengthening their political, technical, economic and social capacities.