The CSP is an independent trade union covering many sectors and based on respect for differences. The CSP works for and with workers to improve living and working conditions. It offers many services to its members: medical consultations at affordable prices, marketing of food products at affordable prices, training in labour rights, contribution to the creation of a labour code in specific sectors, access for all to social benefits, etc. 

GRESP is a national network for the promotion of the social and solidarity economy, made up of producer associations, social organisations, non-governmental development organisations, religious organisations and individuals. Since 1997, it has contributed to a solidarity economy, in particular through the creation of Solidarity Economy Initiative Groups (GIES), the development of a Peruvian Network for fair trade and ethical consumption, the establishment of farmers' and artisans' markets based on agroecology and fair trade, etc. GRESP also collaborated in the formation of the parliamentary groups "Cooperatives and solidarity economy" in the Congress of the Republic of Peru.

The ANP has been in existence since 1928 and is a trade union for press and media workers: journalists, but also photographers, cartoonists, freelance journalists, etc. It focuses in particular on the right to social protection, solidarity economy and labour law. Its awareness-raising and advocacy actions mainly target young and/or vulnerable workers in this sector.

YCW Peru has existed since 1935 and works to defend the rights of young Peruvian workers. In particular, it provides training on labour rights and the social and solidarity economy, and regularly carries out awareness-raising campaigns on these issues. It is a movement of, by and for young people, which aims to improve their living and working conditions and to build a fairer and more united world.

It is a non-profit organisation founded in 1980 by women domestic workers. Their mission is to improve the quality of life of domestic workers in Peru, empowering them through training, job placement, labour rights, social protection and recognition of their contribution to the care economy. Their advocacy work has led them to push for the ratification of ILO Convention C189 and the enactment of Law No. 31047, whereby 30 March is considered a non-working holiday with pay for domestic workers. They provide care services through their crèches for the care and stimulation of caregivers' children; they welcome the most vulnerable domestic workers, including migrants.

It is a non-profit civil association that since 2004 has been working on the empowerment of young Afro-Peruvians in situations of vulnerability and exclusion for the defence of their human rights and their intercultural political participation in decision-making spaces, in search of the development of Afro-Peruvian communities and the strengthening of a democratic and inclusive society.

It is a trade union organisation affiliated to the ITUC-CSA, which since 1986 has set as its objective the construction and maintenance of a society of free people whose fundamental values are social justice, equality, equity and freedom. As well as respect for plurality and diversity within the framework of the democratic system. They promote economic growth, human development and environmental conservation. We hold that the common good must be at the centre of political and social action.
 They consider work as the most valued good that must be protected in order to ensure that there are no poor, exploited and/or marginalised people.