RRA's vision is "A country where pensioners are respected, receive a decent pension and live in good conditions". In order to defend the rights and interests of Rwandan pensioners, RRA develops various strategies: advocacy, awareness raising, promotion of access to financial facilities and medical care, creation of income generating projects for the benefit of its members, legal assistance to pensioners, etc.

NSINDAGIZA ("accompany me" in english) has as its principle of action "intergenerational solidarity". Through their rich experience, the elderly are at the side of the young and the latter, through their strength and dynamism, accompany the elderly. It works for the adoption and effective implementation of policies and legal instruments, all for a dignified old age. NSINDAGIZA works for the creation and the solidity of the groups of assistance to the elderly. NSINDAGIZA works to ensure that the elderly also have a place in society and national development. It does important work in policy advocacy and lobbying. 

AMI is an organization founded by Laurien Ntezimana to continue the socio-economic and cultural work of his two friends Modeste and Innocent after their death. AMI is based in the South of the country where it is well known, but its activities are carried out in other provinces of the country. It also intervenes in the East of the Democratic Republic of Congo in partnership with local organizations. Very active in the field of conflict resolution and national reconciliation, AMI uses the "Good Power" approach to value man as a social being at the center of all development.

ODAG Caritas Gitega is a church-based organization whose main objective is to improve the health of the population, but it also works on issues of rights and justice. In a global perspective of fighting against food insecurity, ODAG Caritas Gitega offers microcredits and develops cooperatives. It works with local committees, which allow it to remain in contact with the realities of the population, on the territory of 3 provinces. Thanks to the health mutuals it has developed, but also to its investment in various hospitals and health centers in the region, ODAG Caritas Gitega coordinates 16 local mutuals in the archdiocese of Gitega, which together have some 25,000 beneficiaries.

Munasa is a mutual health organization that aims to provide its members with quality health care at an affordable price, based on several strategies: awakening a spirit of mutual aid and solidarity, collaborating with health care providers in improving the quality of care, strengthening existing chapters, creating new chapters and strengthening the members' capacity for self-development

CBY was founded in 1944 to contribute to education, health and integral human development. Motivated by the lack of facilities for the elderly in Burundi, the congregation has developed a program of psychosocial care for the elderly, which aims to combat loneliness, abuse and any discrimination based on age.

CRISOL is an organisation that fights for the rights of workers by means of training and accompaniment in labour counselling to ensure respect for the right to freedom of association and access to social protection systems.

The Kallpa Foundation is a non-profit, non-political institution that has been promoting the economic, social and cultural rights of the population of Cochabamba in Bolivia since 2011 by means of integrated development projects and the promotion of well-being, with the aim of contributing to the achievement of dignified living conditions that allow a life outside of poverty to be established, towards a culture of equality and respect for human rights. In this context, the Kallpa Foundation has been supporting the Trabajo Digno project since 2019.

The CGTG brings together trade unions, social movements and cooperatives and was created in 1987. It represents more than 61,000 workers, dispersed in different federations and sectors of the country. The Confederation is addressed to all workers: men and women, young and retired, in the formal and informal economy, self-employed, small producers, etc. In addition to its trade union action (awareness-raising, defence of rights, legal assistance), the CGTG contributes to the creation of social security for the most vulnerable (mutual funds, medical consultations) and has set up pharmacies in 12 villages. Finally, members can obtain micro-credits, for example to open their own business. 

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.

WSM is the NGO of the Christian Workers Movement (CWM) and its constituent organisations. It works to strengthen social movements on several continents and brings them together in networks, so that present and future generations can enjoy the universal right to a dignified life and social protection. Its aims include

• Defend labour rights and the right to social protection; 
• Prevent and eradicate poverty and exclusion;

The Confederation of Christian Trade Unions, or CSC (in Dutch: Algemeen Christelijk Vakverbond, or ACV), is the majority trade union in Belgium, a position further confirmed by the results of the 2008 social elections. The union is national. For the CSC, international solidarity is an essential element of trade union action. In the global economy, the interests of workers in our country cannot be dissociated from those in other countries.

Throughout the world, the CSC supports representative, autonomous and free trade unions in their fight for social justice and decent work.

The Christian Mutuality is a Belgian mutual (social insurance) organisation founded in 1886, although its creation was formalised by Royal Decree on 28 May 1906. Its abbreviation is "MC", which is also used on its website www.mc.be, and its slogan is based on one of its fundamental principles: "Solidarity is good for your health". One of the MC's missions is to guarantee access to healthcare by developing mutual societies and solidarity throughout the world. In many parts of the world, and particularly in the countries of the South, most families do not have access to quality healthcare. In response to various requests from abroad, the MC has chosen to support the emergence of mutualist initiatives, but also to draw inspiration from them, with a dual approach of openness and exchange.

Gonoshasthaya Kendra (GK) or “Peoples Health Centre” is an NGO with the motto “Grame Cholo-Gram Goro” which means “Let’s go to the Village and Build the Village” founded by progressive doctors in 1972. Vision is “Fate of the Country Depends on the Fate of the Poor” and “Development of the Country Depends on the Development of the Woman”.

Over the decades GK has brought healthcare to over 1 million – mostly poor and rural – people by setting up 43 health centers and seven hospitals. GK also trains and employs local people as health workers, of which there are now over 2,200. GK’s work achieved drastic reductions in infant mortality. GK also organizes income generating activities to help people with an income. GK introduced health insurance in Bangladesh and is actively involved in policy making.

NGWF strives for fair wages, better and safer working conditions in the garment sector and emphasizes equal rights for men and women. It is the largest national trade union of garment workers in Bangladesh and currently has about 60,000 members in over 1,200 factory committees. NGWF is active through 10 branch offices in 8 regions. Involving NGWF in the Clean Clothes Campaign also allows to sensitize consumers and brands manufacturing in Bangladesh to enforce safe working conditions and living wages.

SPCSN is a platform of 16 local civil society organisations representing, among others, the elderly, people with disabilities, people living with HIV/AIDS, child rights movements. SPCSN focuses mostly on non-contributory social security schemes, such as child allowances, pensions, disability allowances, access to health, as well as adaptative social protection in case of shocks.