Our Global Network of Partners
We collaborate with grassroots organizations around the world to empower informal workers and advocate for inclusive policies.
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All India Disaster Mitigation Institute
The All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (AIDMI) is a registered non-governmental organisation based in Gujarat, India. It is a community-based action planning, research and policy support local organisation, working towards bridging the gap between policy, practice and research related to humanitarian action, disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation as laid out in the National Disaster Management Plan of Government of India of 2019.
India - Asia
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Amalgamated Union of Kenya Metal Workers (AUKMW)
Advocating for the rights of metal workers in Kenya.
Kenya - Africa
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Bodaboda Tuktuk and Taxi Workers Union—Kenya (BOTTAX—Kenya)
Advocating for fair wages in the transport industry.
Kenya - Africa
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Council for Economic Empowerment for Women in Africa, Uganda Chapter(CEEWA-U)
To promote the economic empowerment of women in the development process through advocacy, training, research, information dissemination and documentation.
Uganda - Africa
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Dataworld Research Limited
To provide industry-leading research services to both national and international NGOs, multilaterals, private interests, and government agencies, to enable them to make the best decisions possible.
Kenya - Africa
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Fédération des travailleurs et travailleuses de l'Economie Informelle du Côte d'ivoire (FETTEI-CI)
Advocating for the rights of informal workers in Ivory Coast.
Ivory Coast - Africa
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Federation Petty Traders and Informal Workers Union of Liberia (FEPTIWUL)
FEPTIWUL is an informal-based trade union organization that aims to advocate and promote balanced respect and integration of street sellers, vendors, hawkers and informal traders to have a voice in the informal sector of Liberia.
Liberia - Africa
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Ghana Federation of Forest and Farm Producers
The Ghana Federation of Forest and Farm Producers (GhaFFaP) is a national network of Forest and Farm Producer Organizations (FFPOs), with a membership of 175,576 (women 46%, 61,867 men 54% 91,465 and youth 22,244 20%), representing Thirty (30) Forest and Farm Producer Organizations (FFPOs) across the Forest, Transition and savanna ecological zones of Ghana.
Ghana - Africa
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Institut Tahar SEBTI
Tahar Sebti Institution (ITS) is a Moroccan non-profit organization working since 1953 to promote a model of excellence in education and training. Convinced that quality education and vocational training are essential drivers of equitable and sustainable development in Morocco, ITS harnesses social innovation to address societal needs through concrete, solidarity-based, and economically viable initiatives.
Morocco - Middle East & North Africa
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Kenya Union of Domestic, Hotels, Educational Institutions and Hospitals Workers (KUDHEIHA)
Represent, promote and safeguard the rights and welfare of all workers in the relevant sectors we represent in Kenya
Kenya - Africa
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Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA)
Empowering women workers in the informal sector in India.
India - Asia
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South Africa Domestic Service and Allied Workers Union (SADSAWU)
Advocating for the rights of informal workers in South Africa.
South Africa - Africa
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Syndicat des Travailleurs Domestiques et Indépendants de l’Économie Informelle du Rwanda (SYTRIECI)
Advocating for the rights of informal workers in Rwanda.
Rwanda - Africa
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The Informal Economy Workers’ Forum Ghana(INFORUM)
The INFORUM represents over five million informal economy workers in Ghana, stands up for employees and the self-employed workers, works to maximize the employment and overall income of workers, as well as protect and improve their working conditions.
Ghana - Africa
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Tunisia Inclusive Labor Institute (TILI)
Promoting inclusive labor practices in Tunisia.
Tunisia - Africa
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