The Confédération Nationale des Travailleurs de Guinée (C.N.T.G.) is a national trade union centre in the Republic of Guinea. It was created in 1960. It brings together workers from all sectors of activity: public, mixed, private, informal and retired workers without distinction of nationality, sex, religion or political opinion. It has 18 trade union federations covering all of the country's professional sectors. Within the CNTB, there is one national union (domestic workers), eight regional unions, 33 prefectural unions and five communal unions (Conakry). The CNTG represents 71% of workers in Guinea, according to the 2014 evaluation of trade union organisations.

Fraternité Médicale Guinée (FMG) is a non-profit organisation. Its main vocation is to offer medical and social assistance to vulnerable sections of the population. It advocates for universal access to health care. FMG has a recognised position in the health sector in Guinea. It is well established and has demonstrated its capacity both in the management of associative health services and in the development of community health programmes. FMG is implementing several community health projects in Guinea. For the mutualist movement, FMG is responsible for the provision of health care, in particular the deployment of medical advisors, the strengthening of the quality of care offered to mutualists and the prevention of key diseases in the areas of intervention.

DynaM, which stands for ‘dynamique mutualiste’, is an NGO set up in 2000 to support micro health insurance schemes. The health mutuals supported by DynaM cover both front-line and referral services. One of DynaM's main strategies is to involve all service providers right from the start of the process of setting up the mutual health insurance schemes, so that everyone has the same level of information. The priority action is focused on social protection for disadvantaged rural populations. DynaM is part of a national platform of mutual societies, consulted by the Ministry of Health with a view to significantly improving the quality of healthcare and giving members access to basic healthcare. To this end, DynaM is helping to draw up a national framework governing mutual health insurance in Guinea, as well as updating the existing social protection system. It is also lobbying for the extension of the social security system to workers in the informal economy.

PPSOGUI - Network of Social Protection Promoters in Guinea
The PPSOGUI network was set up in 2013 to strengthen the structure of the mutual movement in Guinea. The aim is to help build a sound social protection policy that gives everyone access to affordable, quality healthcare. It brings together various civil society players (trade unions, mutual societies and others) involved in this field to organise themselves and work together to ensure that mutual societies become a reality in Guinea.