The Egyptian Foundation for Refugee Rights (EFRR) is a non-governmental organization established in 2008. The EFRR provides legal assistance to refugees and migrants who are in detention and who find themselves the victims of crime. The EFRR also acts as counsel to groups of refugees seeking to organize community-based organizations and to existing refugee CBOs. In 2013 EFRR had been registered as NGO with the Ministry of Solidarity.

In 2005 El Ruhama established the country Office in Khartoum and programme offices in South Darfur state (Nyala, Tulus and Shearia), and central Darfur ( Wadi Salih, Zalinji), East Darfur (Al-Daein) and in South Kordofan state (Kadugli) and Blue Nile State (EL Damazin) , West Kordofan (Al Muglid) . Our mission is to build capacity and respond with determination, compassion and empathy per needy, the victims of disasters. Support those at risk, and promoting com­munities socioeconomic development in the most effective and efficient manner. Using available resources to sustain environment WE facilitate lasting change by: Strengthening capacity for self-help. Providing Livelihood opportunity. Delivering Humanitarian Aid services. Addressing discrimination in all its forms. Environment protection. Sustainable Human resources development. Peaceful co-existence.

Embassy of Switzerland in Greece

EpiscoCare was established in 2003 in Cairo, Egypt, as a legal body working under the umbrella of the Episcopal/Anglican Diocese of Egypt, running the development sector. EpiscoCare took over the development work related to community service and operates through local community development centres

Ethiopian Emergency Medical Teams

The Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus (EECMY) is a national church officially established on January 21, 1959 (GC), although beginning of development and social services at grassroots level goes back to the 1860s. Since her establishment, the church has strengthened her contribution in improving life and livelihoods of the people of Ethiopia. In the year 1972, the EECMY took an ultimate step in defining her mission by coining of her motto “serving the whole person”, which is also known as Holistic Ministry. This innovative policy was established based on the broad understanding of the all-encompassing human needs (spiritual, psychological, social and physical) and this, obviously, has been a momentous episode in defining the purpose and role of the church in development and social services for Ethiopian society and beyond. Since then, the Church has been engaged in the well diversified development and social services in the country in a progressive manner and this vital service of the church was separately structured and registered as a development agency of the church by the Ministry of Justice in the year 2000 and obtained license for development and social services of the church. Moreover, it was re-registered in 2009 by the Charities and Societies Agency as per the Proclamation No. 621/ as Ethiopian Resident Charity Organization under the license (No. 0397). The EECMY-DASSC has a widespread and decentralized structure that promotes involvement of the wider community and concerned stakeholders, and an inherent progressive organizational culture that nurtures good governance, transparency and accountability in the overall operation of the organization. Moreover, the Commission has detailed functional structure that extends from the national office to program/project at the grassroots level and effective systems that ensures efficiency and effectiveness in its entire work.

The Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS) is a humanitarian organization providing services to communities affected by natural and manmade disasters through the provision of emergency responses, ambulance and first aid, family reunification, essential drugs, water and sanitation, and other humanitarian services

European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

European Disability Forum (EDF)