Created in 1999, the Réseau d'Appui aux mutuelles de santé au Burkina Faso is a Burkinabe association recognised under the number 2000/166/MATS/SG/DGAT/DLPAP. Today, it is a national NGO whose mission is to promote and develop social mutuals in Burkina Faso. The network currently supports about thirty communal mutual health insurance schemes with more than 20,000 beneficiaries and three regional unions of mutuals. Its headquarters are located in Ouagadougou

The Confédération Nationale des Travailleurs du Burkina was created in 1949. As a trade union organisation, its mission is to work for the protection and promotion of labour, trade union and human rights. It has about 41,250 union members and carries out actions of legal assistance to members, labour education and trade union training, vocational training, and support to specific groups in IGAs.

MUFEDE-B is a savings and credit cooperative run mainly by women. It was founded in 1996 and currently has over 50,000 members. Its mission is to support the emergence and socio-economic development of its members by supporting the creation of income-generating activities and promoting women's entrepreneurship and leadership through adapted micro-credit and savings products.

The Groupe d'Action des Femmes pour la Relance Économique du Houet (Women's Action Group for the Economic Recovery of Houet) was created in 1995 by several women's associations in the province of Houet in Bobo-Dioulasso to help improve the living conditions of the province's women. One of the group's initiatives was the launch of a plastic bag recycling centre, but the group's member associations have a wide range of activities, including trade, catering, dyeing, soap-making and weaving. The GAFREH collective now has 117 associations with a membership of over 7,000 women. Its main aim is to raise awareness, bring together and train women to enable them to play a full role in the socio-economic development of the province. The organisation builds the capacity of these women, helps them to set up viable projects and find funding for them.

The Centre Écologique Albert Schweitzer du Burkina (CEAS Burkina) is a non-profit technical support association under Burkinabe law. Located in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, its activities began in 1982. The overall objective of CEAS Burkina is to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of the population through actions that combine ecology and economy. Specifically: to contribute to the preservation of natural resources, to contribute to the resilience of populations to the effects of climate change, to facilitate access to water, hygiene and sanitation for disadvantaged populations, to promote agro-processing. Its target groups include local authorities, craftsmen, farmers and promoters of small economic units. CEAS Burkina operates in the 13 regions of Burkina Faso and in the sub-region. Its mission is to contribute to the sustainable development of Africa in general, and of Burkina Faso in particular, through the fight against poverty and the protection and sustainable management of the environment. The areas of intervention of CEAS Burkina are: Appropriate Technologies and Renewable Energies, Agro-ecology, Environment, Agro-processing and Sanitation

The Confédération Syndicale Burkinabè (CSB) was founded on 19 September 1974. It is made up of some twenty trade union federations and professional unions. The CSB has a revolutionary trade union line of class struggle. It fights alongside all workers throughout the world against all forms of exploitation of man by man for true democracy for the political, economic, social and cultural liberation of the peoples of the African continent and for the total unity of Africa.

The National Union of Cooperative Societies of Cotton Producers of Burkina Faso (UNPCB) was created on 15 April 1998 by the Provincial Unions of Cotton Producers (UPPC) that adhered to the statutes. The overall objective of the UNPCB is to improve the living conditions of all cotton producers in Burkina Faso. It has more than 9,000 cotton producers' cooperative societies, which bring together more than 350,000 farmers with more than 3 million beneficiaries. Its headquarters are located in Bobo-Dioulasso.

The Zood-Nooma Association for Development was founded on 6 September 1990 and became a national NGO in 1996. Its mission is to work for sustainable human development (agriculture, livestock, education, health, etc.) through the implementation of integrated, participatory programmes supported by all. It has more than 30,000 agricultural producers in 14 communes in the provinces of Bam, Sanmatenga and Kourweogo. Its headquarters are located in Kongoussi.