American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative (ABA ROLI) implements legal reform programs in more than 50 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe and Eurasia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Middle East and North Africa.
 Since 1990, ABA ROLI has being working in Europe & Eurasia (where we began our work as CEELI) on an array of rule of law and legal reform programs. In Europe and Eurasia, ABA ROLI provides technical assistance on a wide range of issues essential for further consolidation of the rule of law and developing of legal professionals.

The AUN is an organization at the crossroads between politics and policy. It is a non-profit, non-partisan, think tank and research organization which promotes effective and efficient democratic governance through deeper and more meaningful involvement of the stakeholders in the policy-making process. 

The African Diaspora Policy Centre (ADPC) is an independent, non-profit and non-governmental organization established in the Netherlands in April 2006. ADPC is a leading Diaspora think tank in Europe devoted to the study of migration and development related issues from the perspective of the Diaspora. The Centre compiles, analyses and disseminates information and insights on a number of critical areas, including development, Diaspora entrepreneurship and skills transfers in the form of brain gain.

ADPC is at the forefront of generating knowledge and information primarily targeted at three groups: The work of ADPC is particularly dedicated to mobilising African Diaspora communities in Europe for the development of Africa; facilitating the mainstreaming of Diaspora development practitioners in the development cooperation circles both in the host and home countries; promoting research collaboration between Diaspora and homeland researchers; and strengthening the policy making capacity of the newly-formed Diaspora-oriented institutions in Africa.

The Alternatives Factory is an independent organisation providing professional coaching to humanitarians, development workers, their teams and organisations. Our mission is to bring breakthrough insights to purpose driven people and organisations to help them create a better world in which no-one is left behind. We provide one-to-one coaching (transition and career coaching, leadership coaching, emotional coaching), team and organisational coaching (team building and strategic workshop facilitation) and coaching trainings. Languages: English, French, Italian, Dutch 

The Arab-West Foundation was established in 2005 to encourage tolerance, understanding, and dialogue between Muslim and non-Muslim communities, as well as between Arab and Western societies. It collaborates with the Center for Intercultural Dialogue and Translation Ltd. and the Center for Arab-West Understanding NGO in Egypt to develop Dialogue Across Borders, a database for intercultural dialogue accessible to students, researchers, journalists, and dialogue workers worldwide. Each member country has a network of civil society organisations committed to promoting dialogue.

ART WORKS Projects leverages the power of photography and documentary film to raise awareness and educate the public about some of the most pervasive and grave human rights violations. Working collaboratively with a broad range of stakeholders in and around the human rights community, we aim to amplify stories, as a form of evidence aimed at producing action at any level. 

The Asia Justice Coalition is a network of organizations whose purpose is to promote justice and accountability for gross violations of international human rights law and serious violations of international humanitarian law in Asia, and to contribute to the fulfillment of the rights of victims and their families. 

The T. M. C. Asser Instituut is a world-renowned inter university centre of knowledge and research. It carries out research in private and public international law, European law, as well as all other related fields, including international commercial arbitration, international sports law and international humanitarian and criminal law. The institute strives for excellent fundamental and independent policy-oriented research at the interface of academia, legal practice and governance.

Avenue Consultancy supports social impact organizations through a holistic approach to securing sustainable funding and related resources to catalyze the impact of their work addressing the global challenges we face today. 

BarefootLaw is a nonprofit on a mission to get the law to protect vulnerable people across Africa using tech-enabled legal support. BarefootLaw’s big audacious goal is to make the law readily available to 90 million people across Africa by 2030. They believe access to justice is access to peace and envision a world where everyone readily has access to justice and the law to empower themselves and their communities to thrive. 

Brokering Solidarity – Netherlands is a consultancy firm focussing on i) providing advice on sustainability and climate programmes for companies and NGO’s; ii) NGO fundraising and partnerships strategies, and iii) climate innovation projects. 

CARICAN INVESTMENT MANAGERS is the appointed fund manager for the Carican Impact Fund. The fund’s investment objective is to raise capital to build and operate comprehensive community healthcare centers in Africa. The goal of these healthcare facilities is to provide access to quality healthcare at an affordable cost to the underserved population in rural areas, with predetermined outcomes to be achieved. Carican Investment Managers subscribes to SDG Goal 3, Health and Wellbeing, along with its sub-targets. 

CCB Initiatives specialises in providing advisory services focused on impact enterprises in various regions. Offerings include strategic support for startups in this space, as well as services tailored for impact investors, such as identifying investment opportunities and conducting due diligence. This dual focus enables them to facilitate connections between innovative startups and potential investors. CCB Initiatives will work closely with various stakeholders in the climate impact space for carbon credits, expansion of their businesses across different regions and enabling the enhancement of value for all stakeholders.

The Center for Civil Society and Democracy Europe works to strengthen civil society in promoting democracy, pluralism and tolerance with a focus on Syria, including through strengthening women’s role, promoting independent media and stimulating new leadership among diaspora groups to play a role in peacebuilding.

The Center for International Legal Cooperation (CILC) promotes the rule of law by initiating and implementing international legal cooperation projects. We bring together legal experts from different countries to work out solutions for a variety of challenges within developing legal systems. We are based in The Hague and our current work spans dozens of countries in development and in transition in Africa, Asia, Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East. 

CAFE aims to enable more disabled fans to attend football by supporting the improvement of accessible facilities and services at stadiums, raising further awareness within the game, offering advice to disabled fans and establishing a network of disabled supporter groups.

The Hague is the international city of peace, justice and security. Here tens of thousands of people are working every day to build a more peaceful and just world by contributing to solving global issues and to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals of the UN. The Municipality launched the Humanity Hub in 2018 and we continue active collaboration to support the city’s peace and justice ecosystem. Read more about the partnership.

Civitas Maxima facilitates the documentation of international crimes, and pursues the redress of such crimes on behalf of victims who do not have access to justice, by:

(i) collaborating with and building the capacity of local grass-roots partners to document crimes in the state where those crimes were committed;

(ii) coordinating a network of investigators and lawyers to help victims gain access to justice and hold perpetrators accountable before foreign domestic or international courts and tribunals, however, whenever and wherever possible;

(iii) generating awareness and informed debate around victims’ cases, with a view to empowering local communities to pursue their own quests for justice.

Civitas Maxima also represents victims of war crimes and crimes against humanity from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Ivory Coast. 

Climate Legal Consulting provides legal advice and consultancy in the field of climate law and policy based on international standards of human rights and sustainable development. 

CML Consulting aims to help close the “evidence-washing” communication gap within NGOs and government agencies so evidence can more effectively shape programs and the organizations running them. These programs change lives, and beneficiaries deserve the best possible services. 

Commit Global has a mission to maintain the world`s Infrastructure for Good. By Infrastructure for Good we understand the body of open source digital solutions that are built and integrated strategically into ecosystems meant to tackle a critical global issue and made available as such on a continuous basis to NGOs all over the world in order to grow their effectiveness and response capacity 

Confederation of Laboratories for AI Research in Europe’s goal is to strengthen human-centered AI research and innovation in Europe. It comprises a network of centres of excellence and a hub that fosters the exchange of ideas and expertise.

CLAIRE was publicly launched on 18 June 2018 with a vision document, signed by 600 senior researchers and key stakeholders in artificial intelligence, inviting stakeholders in artificial intelligence across Europe (and beyond) to sign their support.

Continua is dedicated to building peace through new approaches to security and governance which meet the needs of our planet as well as people. Our work includes expert facilitation and project design and management, with an emphasis on developing regenerative approaches at the intersection of security, governance and the environment.

Cropin is a global ag-ecosystem intelligence provider. Cropin’s suite of products enables various stakeholders in the agri-ecosystem, including financial services providers, to adopt and drive digital strategy across their agricultural operations. Using cutting-edge technology like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and remote sensing, Cropin creates an intelligent, interconnected data platform. Cropin helps organizations digitize their operations from farm to fork and leverage near real-time farm data and actionable insights to make effective decisions. 

Cultural Emergency Response (CER) is a global organisation providing first aid to cultural heritage threatened or damaged by conflict or disaster, always doing so in direct cooperation with local actors in the affected communities. CER acts as a ‘cultural ambulance’: it provides quick and flexible financial support and expertise to assist heritage actors and communities as they assess risks and damages, implement stabilisation, and conduct early recovery measures. Emergency actions aim to prevent the loss of endangered cultural heritage, facilitate cultural continuity, and build resilience in times of crisis. CER also works with heritage communities to prepare for crises and mitigate potential risks to cultural heritage. Beyond emergency response, CER’s wider purpose is to make global heritage protection more inclusive, sustainable and locally-led, notably by training heritage experts, sharing expertise and experience, and advocating the recognition of cultural heritage rescue as a crucial aspect of humanitarian relief, recovery, development and peacebuilding. 

The CyberPeace Institute is a Geneva-based organisation protecting the most vulnerable in cyberspace. Independent and neutral, headquartered in Geneva, the Institute investigates and analyses the human impact of systemic cyber threats, delivers free cybersecurity assistance, tracks the enforcement of international laws and norms and forecasts threats to Cyberpeace. 

DemocracyNext believes in a more just, joyful and collaborative future, where everyone has meaningful power to shape their societies. We are an international non-profit, non-partisan research and action institute. Our mission is to shift political and legislative power to people. We advocate for, design, embed, and empower Citizens’ Assemblies as defining institutions of a new paradigm of citizen-led democracy. 

Didi is a PeaceTech startup harnessing AI, machine learning, big data and academic creativity to make achieving global peace pragmatic. Its suite of tools aim to reduce the frustration and doubt inherent in operating in complex arenas by helping clients understand their impact in real-time and providing strategic advice on how to strengthen and broaden their effect. The organisation works with changemakers and governments who are attempting to solve the world’s most entrenched conflicts and issues, as well corporations who are trying to grow their market share and influence

Double Loop Consulting partners with organisations to assess, plan, and implement digital transformations to provide solutions that enhance clarity, streamline processes, foster collaboration, and cultivate psychologically safe work environments for your staff and volunteers.

EGD Consultancy was founded in February 2021 by Elif Gül Demir as a sole proprietor. Elif has a strong background in humanitarian energy and sustainable development through her research and professional experience. She has worked at an NGO and the UN on activities that promote sustainable energy access for displacement-affected communities. Her expertise includes coordinating practitioner networks, managing multistakeholder processes, organising high-level events, stakeholder management, and building strategic partnerships. She has worked on diverse topics such as e-waste, clean cooking, productive uses of energy, and blended finance. Elif is dedicated to creating innovative solutions that deliver tangible benefits for communities in need. 

EIA investigates and campaigns against environmental crime and abuse. Our undercover investigations expose transnational wildlife crime and forest crimes such as illegal logging. We work to safeguard global marine ecosystems by addressing threats such as plastic pollution, and we campaign to eliminate powerful refrigerant greenhouse gases. 

ETA is a Campaign Organization which is established to promote equal redistribution of wealth along the value chains of African raw materials and natural resources. ETA uses awareness creation, academic research, and advocacy on national, regional, and global levels to address the issue of unequal trade relationship between African countries and their trade partners from the international community. Its role is to advocate the adoption of the Equal Trade Certification, that will allow African countries and producers to receive rightful shares in the financial benefits of the (semi-)finished products made from the African raw materials (agricultural, minerals). 

The Foundation shall promote access to justice, training of lawyers, activities relating to the exercise of the profession of lawyer, the rule of law and legal services and substantive developments in the law itself, the defence and protection of human rights and human rights defenders, and international justice. The Foundation shall work at both European and international level. The Foundation, which is a network composed of Bars and Law Societies from Europe, will fulfil its objective through the implementation of projects together.

The EUKN is the only independent, Member State-driven network in the field of European urban policy, research and practice. Our primary focus is working with European national and regional governments to promote sustainable urban development. We provide our members with expertise and tailored events, as well as fostering collaboration within our network, to create the just, green, productive and digitised cities of the future. 

EviSafe is an organization dedicated to ending domestic violence and empowering victims to live safe and independent lives, free from abuse and oppression. Our mission is to empower lives and eliminate domestic violence by utilizing intelligent technology and fostering a supportive community. 

Fair Tech’s mission is to protect human rights in the digital space by spreading awareness and working to hold companies and governments accountable for their use and development of technologies that (may) harm human rights. 

FairChange helps businesses to grow their positive social impact. Offering leadership development programs, strategy advice, management tools and training, we co-create solutions that combine profits with purpose to build just and inclusive societies. FairChange works with local and global companies across continents who take the lead on human rights, peace building, and the economic empowerment of vulnerable groups. 

FEMS is made up of an active and diverse network who are committed to advancing microbiology for the benefit of society in the areas of health, energy, food, materials, and the environment. Set up in 1974, today we are a growing coalition of 56 Member Societies from 41 countries. Our commitment is to help support microbiologists do their work, promote the best in microbiology research and knowledge to the world, and bring microbiologists together to share that knowledge.

As a not-for-profit organization, we reinvest our revenues into supporting microbiologists throughout their career, publishing and promoting scientific research in our journals and organizing events to bring scientists together. Our Members are vitally important to our work, and we seek to support them do their work to jointly advance microbiology.

Feedback EU is an environmental organization working to transform our food system. To do this, we challenge power, catalyse action and empower people to achieve positive change. We are a team of 5, one based in Brussels. We work closely together with our sister organisation Feedback Global based in the UK. 

FEM-START is a program aimed at supporting female entrepreneurs in Amsterdam. It focuses on providing funding, resources, and mentorship for start-up businesses led by women. The program offers tailored support based on the entrepreneur’s stage of development, from those seeking initial credit to those pursuing angel investors, crowdfunding, or venture capital. FEM-START aims to empower female founders to grow businesses, drive innovation, and contribute to the local economy.

A community of researchers and journalists with the mission to promote and preserve high quality information in digital culture.

At Floyd Davis, we focus on sustainable development and finances to enable the allocation of capital in scalable impact enterprises. By bringing new ideas to the table, we challenge the way impact is addressed in the impact investing and impact entrepreneurship sectors. Based on our solid experience in sustainable finance and social development, we provide high-level advice to institutional impact investors and scaleups so that they can make better decisions related to scaling impact alongside their businesses. 

Foro Penal is a human rights organization that provides legal assistance pro bono to people subject of arbitrary detentions and their relatives. 

Creating a bigger positive impact. That’s what I aim to achieve with Gate15. By supporting non-profit organizations to find and engage with the right audiences and donors gradually and coherently through data-driven approaches and with a focus on building sustainable relationships. 

Since 2004, with a vision and mission on Recognition, Respect and Resources for women and their organisations we continue to support local women and national institutions in Europe, Asia, West Africa amd MENA Region advancing Gender Electoral Parity, Election Observation, Women, Peace and Security Agenda, Humanitarian Assistance and Climate Justice by influencing policy, building capacity and enhancing partnership. 

The Global Accreditation Council exists to provide a new form of accreditation to encourage educational institutions, training companies and civil society organizations to provide and share high quality learning experiences and collaborative methodologies aimed at equipping people to engage with the current global challenges and opportunities facing humanity.

GLOBAL SOURCING PARTNERS BV, international company, an expert in Lobbying, Public Relations and Matchmaking works to bring together economic operators and Institutions from the North and South regions through its high-level services by the expertise of its employees, all certifïed in a panel of sectors/functions. 

The Forum seeks to provoke substantive, wide-ranging and inclusive conversations about systemic changes to our current global governance structure. The purpose of the Foundation is to:

• Promote the search for alternative models of global governance
• Organize conferences, presentations, symposia or any other activity that would contribute positively to improving understanding between different organizations and individuals who work for peace.
• To undertake actions aimed at supporting States in the adoption of necessary reforms by the United Nations.
• To assist and cooperate with like-minded organizations in the promotion of the common good.

GIRES, the Global Institute for Research, Education and Scholarship, is a multiinterdisciplinary, academically oriented, independent hub that embraces the entire spectrum of scholarly disciplines, supports freedom of speech and artistic expression, promotes equality and respects diversity. Its acronym inspired by gyres, the large systems of rotating ocean currents that shape our habitat and affect our lives and its motto, “aut viam inveniam aut faciam” concentrates the character and vision; “will either find a path or create one” by embracing innovation and transforming global education. Active in research and a supporter of multi-faceted scholarship, the institute explores the past, analyzes the present and interprets the future and tracks the roots that formed our identity, affected our memory and shaped our social, economic, political and technological reality. GIRES places society and its citizens at the center of its actions while creating clusters of scholars, a collaborative ecosystem, for those who wish to think out of the box and wish to work with people who share similar interests, values and dreams in order to build the foundations for the next generations. 

The Global March Against Child Labour (Global March) is a worldwide network of trade unions, teachers’ associations, and civil society organisations that work together towards the shared development goals of eliminating and preventing all forms of child labour, slavery, and trafficking and ensuring access by all children to free meaningful and good quality public education. Our mission is to harness the collective strength of our network to tackle systemic inequalities, reduce socio-economic barriers and diminish vulnerabilities that create the ecosystem for child labour to thrive. 

The Global Parliament of Mayors is a unique governance body of, by and for mayors that functions as a parliament and brings cities to the world fore. To organise and amplify the voice and influence of mayors across the globe, and strengthen the relationship with national governments, networks, multinational institutions, civil society groups, and business. 

As a security partner, Global Risk Advice enables and equips all NGO and FBO staff with accessible, high-quality risk and crisis management tools to enable them to carry out their mission in challenging and volatile environments. We do this through training, support and consultancy and advice. 

The Global Shapers Community is a network of young people driving dialogue, action, and change. Created by the World Economic Forum, the network consists of young people between the age of 20 to 30 driven by social impact. Shapers are selected on the basis of their achievements, leadership potential, and willingness to make a difference. The Hague Hub believes in a city that is more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable. We undertake projects in The Hague that help the city, its residents, and its environment thrive. 

In cooperation with the municipalities, we help higher educated refugees (statushouders) to find suitable jobs. 

The Global Transformation Foundation’s mission is to support changing the way we change the world. It helps to solve global challenges and to promote the changes we need to transform our societies, economies and relationship with the biosphere. The Global Transformation Foundation aims to inform and engage more people to act in support of the Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs) and systemic change through collective action. 

Globally Connected envisions a Europe where Syrians are respected and valued members of society contributing to prosperous and peaceful societies and have an active role in building sustainable democratic peace in Syria and Europe. Globally Connected is a network of individuals and organizations in Europe, civil society activities who work together to build trust and understanding between the Syrian in the diaspora, host communities and Syrians inside Syria to build sustainable peace based on understanding human rights and social justice. 

Great Crested Grebe Media is an independent media outfit with a focus on reporting international justice and Dutch news. GCG media partner Stephanie van den Berg works as a freelance journalist for Reuters news agency and other outlets. She is also one half of Asymmetrical Haircuts, a podcast on international justice featuring women experts. 

Halo’s mission is to lead the effort to protect lives and restore livelihoods for those affected by war. We create safe and secure environments, offer opportunities to rebuild lives and livelihoods, and prepare the way for development and long term stability.

HiiL is a social enterprise devoted to user-friendly justice. That means justice that is easy to access, easy to understand, and effective. By 2030, it wants to see 150 million people able to resolve their most pressing justice problems.

Holland Park Media (HPM) is a marketing and branding partner for small brands and startups both internal and external. We provide all marketing-related services such as Branding, Content Creation, Graphic Design, Social media Management, and Growth.

Human Rights@Work is a specialized consultancy in the area of human rights and business. Human Rights@Work is also partner for the Netherlands of Loning Human Rights and Business. We are providing advisory services to business, governments and NGOs on the implementation of human rights in the business context. We use the internationally authoritative UN Guiding Principles for Human Rights and Business as our guidance for human rights due diligence, meaning a solid management framework to identify, prevent, mitigate and address human rights risks and the implementation of a mechanism to provide access to remedy. We help organizations with risk assessments, strategy and policy development, research and impact assessments, integration of human rights in the business and communication on human rights. 

Human Rights in the Picture is a non-profit organisation that advocates for human rights through visual storytelling. The organisation shines a light on human rights violations, injustices and inequalities through film, music, photography and other forms of art, and gives a voice to victims of human rights violations. By connecting activists and artists, Human Rights in the Picture can tell these stories to spark dialogue, stimulate (academic) debate, create awareness about injustices and advocate for change.. 

HVFC is a consultancy that works with impact-driven organizations to help them diversify funding, increase impact, and build capacity. Our partnership can range from strategic planning, advisory and thought leadership, to hands-on implementation and interim management — working with you, for you, as you on all three areas. We are here to become an extension of your team, to serve as a back office to support your work, and most importantly, to help. Our offices in the Netherlands and the US and our consultants from all over the world work together to make it possible. 

iLiBRi is an emergent SaaS EdTech platform set to redefine the knowledge economy, starting with the Humanities and expanding further. Pioneering an innovative, integrative knowledge ecosystem, our platform caters to lifelong learners, educators, and institutions alike, offering a seamless experience to consume, interact with, teach, learn, manage, and disseminate knowledge. At the heart of our operations lies a profound focus on the lived experiences of learners, scholars, authors, and institutions, making our platform both user-centric and author-centered. Leveraging responsible AI, including generative models, we’re crafting an unparalleled, immersive learning experience.. 

We are an international associate network of people with a passion for social good who help organisations to tackle messy problems. Rolling up our sleeves to provide non-traditional approaches to non-traditional problems, our people help to unlock the potential of individuals and teams.

Impunity Watch (IW) is an international non-profit organisation dedicated to uprooting deeply ingrained structures of impunity, delivering redress for victims and survivors of grave human rights violations, and promoting justice and peace. The needs of victims and survivors of human rights violations, as well as their communities, are at the heart of everything we do. 

We represent the International Creative Business program and the Sustainable Media Lab at Inholland University of Applied Sciences. 

In our International Creative Business program, students learn to develop their ideas into concepts that create added value for real organisations and broader society. Our students prefer to learn by doing. They enjoy taking the initiative and working with others to resolve the challenges facing real-world organisations.  

At the Sustainable Media Lab, we bring together leading researchers, experts, and practitioners to explore what more sustainable media systems could look like. Rapidly changing technical, legal, and societal environments require a different way of thinking about media, its technical entanglements, and its role in society. In doing so, the Lab enables new ways of thinking about the role of technology in society.  

The Institute for Economics and Peace aims to create a paradigm shift in the way the world thinks about peace. We do this by developing global and national indices, calculating the economic cost of violence, analysing country level risk and fragility, and understanding Positive Peace.Our research is used extensively by governments, academic institutions, think tanks, non-governmental organisations and by intergovernmental institutions such as the OECD, The Commonwealth Secretariat, the World Bank and the United Nations. The Institute is headquartered in Sydney with offices in 6 countries, and our research achieves over 20 billion media impressions across 150 countries each year. 

The IICI is a non-profit, non-governmental organisation dedicated to the capacity-building and support of international criminal and human rights investigators and related professionals in the investigation of war crimes, genocide crimes against humanity and serious human rights violations, and to strengthening international investigation best practices and standards. 

IICI was founded at the time of the establishment of the International Criminal Court, in recognition that, despite the more widespread application of international criminal law, there was no comprehensive training programme for investigators of international crimes. 

Since its inception, IICI has trained and mentored hundreds of investigators across the world in the hard skills and techniques necessary to acquire evidence of a standard which will stand up to scrutiny in criminal courts, human rights commissions and elsewhere, and allow perpetrators of mass atrocities to be brought to justice.  We conduct our regular courses in The Netherlands.  Our bespoke capacity-building and technical advisory projects are delivered globally, from Asia, the Middle East and Europe to Africa and Latin America. 

Course participants and project beneficiaries include national war crimes units, the International Criminal Court, the OHCHR and other UN agencies, UN and other peacekeeping missions and forces, national human rights bodies, and local and international NGOs.  IICI is the training provider for Justice Rapid Response (JRR) in relation to its rapid-deployment roster of experts and for JRR-UN Women in relation to their sub-roster of SGBV experts. 

IICI teaches core skills, but also seeks to develop new ones amongst the international criminal investigation community, including most recently: 

• investigating conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) 
• international crimes affecting children 
• collection and evaluation of open-source evidence of international crimes
• investigating financial dimensions of international crimes 

IICI contributes to the development, clarification and strengthening of international investigations standards and best practices through our capacity-building and experts’ advisory work, including written guidelines to plug gaps, such as the IICI guidelines for investigating conflict-related sexual violence against men and the forthcoming IICI guidelines for investigating international crimes affecting children. 

IICI has also supported the development and implementation of the International Protocol on the Documentation and Investigation of Sexual Violence in Conflict (1st and 2nd editions), including through training and mentoring projects and by developing training materials accompanying the protocol and developing supplements to the protocol for Myanmar, Iraq and Sri Lanka. 

IICI’s most recent contribution to the policy field is in leading the collaborative global initiative to develop the Global Code of Conduct for the Documentation and Investigation of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (the “Murad Code”). 

Integrity Initiatives International Europe (III Europe) is an international NGO with the mission to end grand corruption by strengthening the enforcement of criminal laws against corrupt leaders and their co-conspirators. 

International Alert works with people directly affected by conflict to build lasting peace. Together, we believe peace is within our power. We focus on solving the root causes of conflict, bringing together people from across divides. From the grassroots to policy level, we come together to build everyday peace.

International Blue Crescent is an humanitarian relief and sustainable development non-profit organization working with the most vulnerable populations to create thriving and resilient communities affected by disasters, conflict and inequalities. 

One of the most important goals of the International Center for Consulting and Strategic Studies is to spread the idea that development and a future of humanity can only be achieved by ensuring peace in all parts of the world. From here experts and scholars participating in the International Center for Consulting and Strategic Studies will be directed to build sound foundations for constructive human dialogue on the basis of coexistence. Peaceful people among peoples regardless of their religion, color and country, and legal experts will be hosted for the purpose of confirming that justice is an important basis for building peace, and that it will be achieved by directing those in charge of large institutions and providing legal advice for the purpose of confirming that justice and peace are the wings of truth towards a future free of racism and wars.

International Connector is a multi-service consultancy and innovation agency that provides next generation insights and workforce development solutions. Working with young people across 190 countries, we are experts in emerging generations and their impact on your business. As a socially responsible enterprise, we have orchestrated a suite of social impact programs focused on reducing inequalities through connectivity, training and cultural understanding. 

ICIJ is both a donor supported newsroom as well as a global network of investigative journalists with a strong track record of producing powerful, impactful, truthful investigations. ICIJ’s mission is to uncover and highlight systemic failures that undermine the public good, using the power of cross-border, collaborative investigative journalism. Best known for its Panama and Pandora Papers ICIJ has directed the largest cross-border reporting initiatives in history, convincing reporters across the globe to set aside traditional rivalries to uncover corruption, abuses of power and grave harms inflicted on the world’s most vulnerable people. 

IDC is a powerful global network of 400+ organisations, groups, individuals, as well as representatives of communities impacted by immigration detention, based in over 100 countries. IDC members have a wide range of specialisations related to immigration detention and alternatives to detention, including academia, law, research, policy, direct service, advocacy, and community organising. 

IDLO works to enable governments and empower people to reform laws and strengthen institutions to promote peace, justice, sustainable development and economic opportunity. Its programs, research and policy advocacy cover the spectrum of rule of law from peace and institution building to social development and economic recovery in countries emerging from conflict and striving towards democracy.

FIDH (International Federation for Human Rights) is an international human rights NGO federating 188 organisations from 116 countries. Since 1922, FIDH has been defending all civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. 

The International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) is a world-renowned international graduate school of policy-oriented critical social science focused on global development and social justice. Based in The Hague and part of Erasmus University Rotterdam, our research, teaching and engagement activities aim to inform best practices in development studies and promote social justice and equality around the world.

International Justice Mission (IJM) partners with local authorities to rescue victims of violence, bring criminals to justice, restore survivors, and strengthen justice systems.

IMI is a non-profit initiative driving transparency and standards in mediation, worldwide. With the Vision of Professional Mediation Worldwide: Promoting Consensus and Access to Justice, we set and achieve high mediation standards, convene stakeholders and parties, promote understanding and adoption of mediation, and disseminate skills for parties, counsel, and mediators.

The International NGO Safety Organization supports the safety of aid workers in high-risk contexts.

The Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities (ISSH), also known as Iran Academia, stands as the world’s premier educational institution to offer a language inclusive and completely tuition-free experience primarily to the Persian speaking individuals worldwide, qualified to offer equivalent Masters Diploma by European Qualification Framework and NLQF (level 7). Unique in its commitment to accessibility and democratization, it levies no administrative, registration, or tuition fees, extending this benefit to students globally, irrespective of their legal status (refugees, asylum seekers, and undocumented people). 

I consult for various I/NGOs, charities and social activists as a project and programme manager as well as delivering operational support, research, e-learning content, website design, advocacy and marketing communications. I have worked remotely for 6+ years.

IJustice & Peace Netherlands is a non-profit human rights organisation based in The Hague that is dedicated to defending and promoting respect for human rights and social justice, worldwide and in the Netherlands. Justice & Peace founded and coordinates the initiatives Shelter City and Samen Hier. Through our work, we empower communities of change makers for more just, sustainable, and welcoming societies. 

Justice Connection provides communications advice, training and consultancy in the field of Justice and Peace, specialized in working with local journalists and NGOs to build their capacities in using (social) media for social change campaigning.

KUNO is a platform of practitioners, academics, and policymakers for humanitarian knowledge exchange in the Netherlands.

LFCA is a global community of 1,500+ digital companies from 35 countries united by the will to counter the climate crisis through their own bold actions. Our vision is to decarbonize the digital sector and set an example for others to follow.

LebRelief is a non-political, local NGO providing essential services to the most vulnerable and at-risk populations in (North) Lebanon. The organization is active in WASH, Shelter, Construction, Livelihood, Waste Management, TVET, Food Security and Agriculture, Health Care and Protection.

Leiden Learning & Innovation Centre (LLInC) supports innovative and high-quality education, within Leiden University and in partnership with academic and social organisations. Sharing knowledge and creating new solutions is second-nature to us. We train, coach and advise teachers, and we explore transformative trends in the digital world. We are a team of interdisciplinary experts, designers and developers with a human-centred vision of learning and education.

We develop learning experiences, applications, technologies, and methodologies. Come to us when you need help creating an engaging, inclusive and accessible learning experience, or when you have an innovative educational idea to explore. Our experts are experienced in understanding, exploring and impacting root issues.

LINKS Europe Stichting is a Dutch foundation working for the prevention and peaceful resolution of conflicts, the promotion of universal humanitarian values and freedoms, and for a secure and peaceful Europe in friendship and solidarity with its neighbours.

Lionesses of Africa Public Benefit Corporation is a social enterprise working to advance Africa’s women entrepreneurs, by building and delivering entrepreneur development programmes, mentoring programmes, business tools, digital media channels, community platforms, networking events and information resources. Delivered at scale to women entrepreneurs, always free of charge. 

Loop is an independent global digital platform that enables people to share their opinions in an open, transparent and safe manner, to improve the quality, responsiveness and appropriateness of current and future services, and to hold those with power to account.

Since 2003 MapAction has been applying expertise in mapping, geospatial data and analysis to make humanitarian disaster response as effective as possible in protecting lives and livelihoods. From emergency response to disaster preparedness and capacity building, MapAction seeks to ensure humanitarian coordinators gain the insights they need to be as effective as possible.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) translates to Doctors without Borders. We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. 

Mercy Corps is a team of humanitarians, working together on the front lines of today’s biggest crises to create a future where everyone can prosper. It seeks to alleviate suffering and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities.

Move believes that every child has the right to broaden their perspective, discover his talent and use it for their direct environment. If you want to go fast go alone, but if you want to go far go together! That is why Move actively works together with schools, municipalities, social initiatives and commercial organisations. Together we can make an even greater contribution to improve the equity, citizenship education, social participation and talent development of children and young people in the Netherlands. 

Our mission is to open eyes to human rights. We use film to stir the debate on human rights, sustainability and the fight against injustice. We believe that film has the unprecedented capacity to raise awareness and provide new insight. We create impact by asking questions and providing context and insight. We screen films in combination with a vast expansion programme, in the form of discussions, introductions, Q&A sessions, workshops and teaching aids. 

The Dr. Denis Mukwege Foundation supports survivors’ demands for a world where sexual violence as a weapon of war is no longer tolerated, and bears consequences for individual perpetrators and states. We create opportunities for survivors to speak out and be heard, receive holistic care, and organize to create change, influence policies, and demand justice and accountability.

The NVVN is working on the support for international cooperation, and stimulates the debate about improving and strengthening the UN. The Association provides information about the ideals, objectives and work of the UN. In doing so, it independently and critically follows both the UN and the role and input of the Netherlands in the UN.

The Netherlands Helsinki Committee is a non-governmental organisation that promotes human rights and strengthens the rule of law and democracy in all countries of Europe, including the Central Asian countries participating in the OSCE.

The Netherlands Institute for Multiparty Democracy (NIMD) works to promote peaceful, just and inclusive politics worldwide. Characterized by dialogue and impartiality our approach brings people from across the political spectrum together, from aspiring politicians to established leaders, and from the national to the local level. 

The network’s aim is to engage teenagers and young adults into voluntary work, so they can help people without a network by doing social and practical activities. We also want to connect the teenagers and young adults with each other, so they will experience the value of community.

NewStartPlus believes in the resilience and motivation of newcomers. They are building a new life in the Netherlands – and contributing to the future of the country. However, the path to a new life is challenging: a new language, a new culture, leaving behind much that was dear in another country. A helping hand in finding a job makes a difference, as experience has shown. We are happy to assist with that. At NewStartPlus, we provide a springboard for success. We connect newcomers with (almost) retirees: our volunteers. We carefully match the volunteer with the newcomer, ensuring proper guidance and support for the volunteer as a ‘newcomer coach.’ NewStartPlus primarily focuses on people who have recently retired or are about to retire. They possess significant (professional) knowledge, a broad network, and often a strong motivation to help newcomers. We offer them a meaningful transition to a new phase in their lives. 

I am a consultant solicitor, practising in England and Wales. My work focuses on refugee rights in the UK. I bring strategic public law challenges against Home Office policies curtailing the rights of refugees. 

NGO DEI is a Hong Kong arts and culture organization located in The Hague, just a 20-minute walk from the Peace Palace. Since its establishment in Prague, the Czech Republic, in 2021, NGO DEI has organized over 100 events and assisted more than 80 Ukrainian migrants in settling in Europe, exemplifying their commitment to global solidarity. Originally founded by 10 international students and three founders, the organization has achieved remarkable success. This year, NGO DEI made a significant leap by relocating to The Netherlands and establishing a community center and gallery at this International Justice Hub, symbolizing their commitment to fostering dialogue and promoting justice through art and culture. In last May, they proudly collaborated with Art and Culture Hong Kong to host the “Hong Kong in Exile” symposium, a significant gathering that brought together international Hong Kong scholars, artists, and activists for in-depth discussions about Hong Kong and envisioning an imaginative future. Their inaugural exhibition in The Hague marks a pivotal moment as they continue to extend their network in a city that shares their values of freedom and humanity.. 

At Olivscent we are working on providing a good opportunity for the Syrian refugees professionals in Turkey, who make handcrafted olive oil soaps (Aleppo soaps) that traces back 1300 years. Many individuals are involved in the process of making the soaps, from the manufactory to the packaging where many women work on a handcrafted, sustainable packaging as well. 

One Acre Fund works with millions of smallholder farmers to equip them with the supplies and training they need to thrive. We put Farmers First in everything we do, helping them grow more food, plant more trees, and earn more money from their harvests. We operate in nine countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, where most of the continent’s food is grown. By serving smallholder farmers here, we’re helping them feed Africa. Farmers choose to work with One Acre Fund because they can grow more food and make more profit, improving their families’ lives and building a better future for their communities. 

OSINT FOR UKRAINE is an independent investigative (non-profit) foundation dedicated to using Open Source Intelligence to investigate International crimes committed in relation to the Russo-Ukrainian war, Research Influence and Disinformation operations in Europe, and to provide Specialized OSINT and OPSEC advisory and training. The initiative is founded by a multinational team of professionals who possess knowledge and professional experience in Intelligence, OSINT investigations, international criminal, humanitarian and human rights law as well as investigative journalism. 

Parliamentarians for Global Action (PGA) is the largest non-governmental, multi-party international network of individual legislators with approximately 1,250 members in 130 parliaments worldwide committed to human rights and the Rule of Law, democracy, human security, inclusion, and gender equality.

Partos is the Dutch membership body for organisations working in international development. Partos brings together a membership of more than 100 Dutch development NGOs.

In mutual trust, Partos connects, strengthens, innovates and represents its members for impactful development cooperation. The goal of this cooperation is an inclusive, peaceful, just and sustainable society for all, with a focus on the poorest and most vulnerable groups and territories worldwide. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) form a comprehensive thread in this regard. 

PAX is the largest peace organisation in the Netherlands. We work to protect civilians against acts of war, to end armed violence and to build inclusive peace. We work in conflict areas worldwide, together with local partners and people who, just like us, believe that everyone has a right to a dignified life in a peaceful society. 

Peace Direct (established in 2004) works in 14 different countries with 25 local partner organizations to support and amplify voices of local civil society actors to the international community, and to shift power and resources in the peacebuilding system towards locally led efforts. 

Peace Lab is a space for policy dialogue, cooperation and exchange on African social, political and economic developments. Peace Lab aims to facilitate Africa related initiatives and to encourage creative thinking, innovation and foresight while seeking partnerships with a wide range of stakeholders. 

We develop fair and effective criminal justice through practical programmes and systemic reform. Our ambition is to see criminal justice systems that uphold human rights for all and do no harm, to allow the development of safe societies.

PfefferminzGreen is a non-profit, Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) based in Germany that is reassessing decision-making structures in Sub Saharan Africa and promoting the ideas around #SHIFTTHEPOWER. FOCUS: SHIFT THE POWER, PROMOTION OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE and ACADEMIC RESEARCH. 

Piero Gandini accompanies organizations, teams, and individuals in their transformation journeys.

Former Humanitarian Aid Worker and Diplomat, Piero gets inspired and motivated by projects where organizations and individuals are keen to engage in a transformative experience to create better futures and, at the same time, be a better version of themselves.

His methodology is experiential, not theoretical, based on curiosity, creativity, courage, and playfulness.

By challenging the status quo of conventional thinking on teams and individuals he motivates exploration, collaboration, cocreation, ownership, and a non-conformist attitude.

With care and kindness, people usually hear from Piero what nobody dares to tell them. This encourages people to THINK and DO differently while experiencing the amazing things that happen when you start seeing the same situation from a different perspective.

As a Mentor or Facilitator, he has a tailor-made approach accordingly to the specificities. The range includes out-of-the-box workshops, inspirational events, and many other non-conventional experiences.

Some of the themes you can engage with Piero are:

Inclusion, Creativity, Inner Development Goals (IDGs), Change, Non-binary and Out-of-the-box thinking, Leadership, People-Centered Management, Disruption, and for sure quite vivid conversations about life, the universe of creativity, music & art, innovation, and good doses of laughs. 

Pitztop aspires to create an open, equivalent society formed by newcomers and their fellow citizens. Pitztop softens the landing of newcomers in various ways, like growing networks, finding common grounds, sharing stories, creating safe spaces and matching talents on jobs. 

At Polycentric we firmly believe that only an inclusive transition will lead to a true sustainable society. Our team is specialised in stakeholder engagement and communication management for complex energy transition issues. We support organizations in their ambition to implement and scale-up sustainable technology into practise. Clients we work for are both public and private, such as Topsector Energy, Ministry of EZK, TU Delft, Equans, and others. 

The Post-X Society is non-profit organisation focused on strengthening democracy, designing futures, drive societal transitions, and promoting technological citizenship. The Foundation achieves this by reinforcing democratic processes, involving people in these processes, and designing futures in co-creation with all stakeholders. The activities are primarily aimed at the pioneers and drivers of societal change. By collaborating with various stakeholders, such as governments, civil organizations, and companies, the foundation aims to reflect the diversity of society and increase its impact. The vision of the Foundation involves interpreting democracy and technology as a cultural phenomenon. Therefore, the Foundation utilizes all facets within the cultural spectrum, from art and design to activism and policy advice.

Project Expedite Justice: Project Expedite Justice (PEJ), founded in 2016, is a United States-based NGO with 501(c)(3) charitable organization designation. PEJ’s mission is to use all available legal options to seek justice for individuals inadequately protected under the law, who cannot access legal resources, and who are exploited by governments, corporations, or others. PEJ applies a novel, victim-centered approach to addressing mass atrocities.

PEJ’s 3-step model includes training, mentoring, and providing independent legal consulting. We partner with and train local lawyers and investigators to collect, analyze, and preserve evidence according to international legal standards. Without evidence, there can be no accountability. We further build local capabilities and advance the justice process through case-specific mentoring and strategic guidance to local legal practitioners and investigators.

Finally, we partner with local NGOs, pro bono law firms, and legal clinics to represent victims of international crimes and serious human rights abuses in court or alternative judicial mechanisms. PEJ has projects in several countries, including Ukraine, Sudan, Ethiopia and the DRC. Our inclusive team includes people working remotely from Africa, Asia, Europe, South America, and the US. We are deeply committed to increasing opportunities for lawyers and other human rights defenders from the global majority or global south to participate in international rule-of-law-based nonprofit work. 

The Raintree Foundation, founded by Leena Dandekar and her family, is focused on climate change and biodiversity loss, working on cultivating climate resilience in living landscapes. Our commitment to circularity and civic custodianship drives impactful initiatives, benefiting vulnerable ecosystems. Velhe, spanning 2100 hectares, hosts 9 villages, 4000+ people, and 654 households in a UNESCO hotspot, the Western Ghats. Our project prioritizes Climate, Community, and Biodiversity, centred on Clean Energy, Watershed Ecology, Livelihoods, Resilience Building, and Biodiversity Conservation. Extensive research drives our efforts, raising awareness and implementing sustainable practices. Our holistic approach covers water security, renewable energy, waste management, conservation, livelihoods, and social inclusion, fostering resilient ecosystems and driving lasting systemic change. 

Resilient is a non-profit enabling storytellers and filmmakers to take part in changing the world.

REVEAL Films is a new Benelux Film Distribution company specialising in releasing social impact films. Our catalogue focuses on the environmental, social and political issues of yesterday, today and tomorrow. For each film, we create unique bespoke impact strategies and make sure that they make their way to the public through festivals, screenings, classrooms and forums, which bring together change-makers and shape conversations. Our aim is to raise awareness, foster public action, support existing advocacy campaigns and create space for new ones. Our mission: Harnessing the power of films to inspire change. 

In a world where healthcare systems in emerging markets are overwhelmed by the burden of disease, our mission is to make staying healthy easier by creating an environment that incentivises health promotion. We combine salutogenesis principles, i.e. what keeps people well and a big picture approach on how different parts of the health ecosystem work together to create long-lasting and scalable solutions. We envision a world where every person, regardless of economic status, thrives through proactive health promotion, empowering individuals to lead healthier and fuller lives.

Samuel Hall conducts research, evaluates programmes and designs policies in contexts of migration and displacement. 

The goal of the SED Fund is to support the work of organizations around the world, in developing strategies for sustainable economic development. The SED Fund looks for strong, effective and inspiring organisations and their plans to address the barriers to sustainable economic development.

Seva is in the health systems industry, strengthening and scaling sustainable public health infrastructure in underserved communities. The result is restoring sight, with 64 million people receiving eye care services since 1978, including 7 million people in the last year alone.

We are on the mission to make every job a sustainability job. Skilledin Green is the premier destination for Sustainability Careers & Knowledge, connecting employers with green experts and offering mentorship, training, peer community, and much more! 

Solvoz’ vision is to make procurement and innovation in the Aid sector more efficient, effective and responsible. We envision a better spending of money by increasing the efficiency of the procurement process, increase market competition sparking innovation and price pressure, and reduce duplication of efforts. Solvoz in one minute: click here.

Space4Good is a group of impact-driven data scientists, urban planners, geographic information experts and remote sensing specialists with the goal of contributing to the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Who is SteelWatch? We exist to accelerate the transformation to a decarbonised steel sector. We are a new international civil society organisation, driving corporate accountability and urgent climate action. Our vision is a steel industry that underpins a thriving zero-emissions economy. Our mission is to turbo-charge the transformation to a decarbonised steel sector that enables the environment, communities and workers to thrive. Our priority ambition is for the steel sector to get on-track with a 1.5 degree warming trajectory by 2030. Our contribution to change: challenge corporates to invest in faster action; strengthen civil society advocacy internationally; drive ambition and urgency in the sector. 

Stichting Network For Human Rights (SNHR) is an independent and nonprofit human rights foundation that aims to achieve the following objectives:
– Promoting a culture of human rights, providing assistance to victims and their families, and defending human rights.
– Carrying out legal documentation of human rights violations and supporting United Nations mechanisms and committees.
– Assisting in investigations carried out by national judicial bodies and war crimes units in the European Union states, the USA, and Canada.
– Combating impunity by prosecuting those involved in crimes against humanity and war crimes to support the accountability process and transitional.

Stichting SD International (known as Silent Donor International) is a Dutch foundation working to protect donor privacy and simplify global philanthropy for all donors. Silent Donor International allows for people and companies to easily send anonymous donations to the organizations they are passionate about in the Netherlands and across the world, while enjoying the full protection of their privacy. We believe that sending safe, private donations is a human right that all donors should enjoy. This privacy can also help protect many donors who live in areas of the world experiencing political/economic unrest or strife. 

At Strhive, we believe in the creation of more impact through learning and collaboration. Our mission is to integrate learning into international development cooperation. We work with development organisations to create structures and processes that allow them to build on existing knowledge, tap into their organisational memory and learn from it.

The Hague Academy for local Governance aims to strengthen local governance worldwide by providing training and capacity building programmes for people working for or with local governments, both in The Netherlands and abroad.

The Hague Institute for Global Justice is an independent, non-profit organisation that aims to shape discourse and bridge gaps between research, policy and practice on global issues at the critical intersection of peace, security and justice.

HIRIM’s mission is to contribute to the deepening and broadening of knowledge and the formation of opinions about migration law at national and international levels. 

The Hague Organisation for Peace & Equity (HOPE) was set-up primarily to promote social justice and support organizations working on equity and promotion of peace in developing countries. The initial geographical focus of the organisation will be Asia, and in particular South Asia. 

The Hague Research Institute is an independent non-profit think-tank. Our goal is to provide both local and international audiences with clear policy analysis, opinion articles, and research about Europe’s connections with the South Caucasus and Central Asia. We focus on political, economic, security, and energy relationships. Our platform encourages diverse views and opinions to foster insightful discussions. The institute engages in collaboration with a wide array of experts who specialize in fields such as energy, politics, and security, as well as those with a keen interest in Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. 

The Hague Roundtable on Climate & Security, founded in 2015, is an independent forum to support dialogue across sectors for international cooperation in adapting to climate risks to human well-being, sustainable development, peace, and youth/education. Focus topics include water resources, food security, disaster resilience, sea level rise, migration, research-education, and conflict risk reduction. Participating organizations include representatives of embassies, government ministries, NGOs, universities, military, private sector, intergovernmental organizations and more, which convene for an action-based exchange on sharing strategies to address climate impacts. 

The Knowledge Platform Security & Rule of Law (KPSRL) is a Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) project run by Clingendael’s Conflict Research Unit, in collaboration with the International Development Law Organization and Saferworld UK (the Consortium Partners). The KPSRL is committed to improving the quality and impact of Security & Rule of Law (SRoL) programming and policies, with a specific focus on fragile and conflict-affected settings. To do this, the KPSRL convenes programming specialists, policymakers, and researchers to generate and share knowledge, improve practice and increase learning across the SRoL sector. Established in 2012, the KPSRL now has over 3.500 participants including civil society, academics and researchers, as well as policy officers representing national and multilateral donors. The KPSRL is managed by a Secretariat that coordinates, activates and facilitates the Platform, working to increase the uptake of knowledge, and provides grants from its Knowledge Management Fund (KMF) to stimulate experimentation, innovation and research uptake within the SRoL sector. In addition to hosting a repository of cutting-edge knowledge products garnered from projects and programs around the globe, the Secretariat regularly convenes learning events, including webinars, white paper discussions, programming-led learning symposiums, research seminars, practice labs and an Annual Conference. 

We are an independent Human Rights Defense organization, registered in the Netherlands. The foundation aims to investigate, advocate, and engage on issues of Human Rights abuse and humanitarian crisis. Our key focus for the year 2020-2023 is monitoring the rise in ultra-right majoritarianism in India.

The Roots provides innovative frameworks & guidance for impact first organisations to create change in the world, in an intentional, inclusive & agile way. By going beyond the symptoms, to the roots of the problems; by putting the community at the heart of everything we do and by creating a learning culture. 

A non profit organization aiming to advocate for Turkmen community every where in the world, by reporting the main atrocities against them, promoting accountability for the perpetrators according to international standards by domestic or international measures and supporting post conflict remedies for the survivors of human rights abuse. 

Turquoise Mountain is an international NGO that supports artisans where their traditions are under threat. We do this in any way we need to ensure that they can thrive, and can pass on their traditions to the next generation. Turquoise Mountain was founded in 2006 by His Majesty King Charles III (as Prince of Wales) to revive the Old City of Kabul. We started small, with two hundred wheelbarrows. Months of clearing many tonnes of rubbish revealed the magnificence of this historic neighbourhood. We restored the buildings and established the Institute of Afghan Arts and Architecture at the heart of the neighbourhood, to train the next generation of artisans. By connecting graduates of the Institute to international markets, we brought back income to the community. A reading course turned into a primary school, and a medical referral system grew into one of the first community health clinics in Afghanistan. 

UN Youth Impact is a network of students around the Netherlands that aims to engage young people in the UN and its strategies for youth, helping them implement SDGs on a local level.

UOSSM International (Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) Provides medical relief and humanitarian aid in conflict zones and crisis areas. Founded and registered in 2012 in Paris – France, UOSSM International aims to deliver high-quality medical care and support to communities affected by war, natural disasters, and other emergencies. The organization operates in various countries, offering emergency medical response, primary healthcare, mental health support, and training for healthcare professionals. UOSSM International works with a network of healthcare providers, volunteers, and partner organizations to ensure effective and coordinated relief efforts. 

The Centre for Humanitarian Data is focused on increasing the use and impact of data in the humanitarian sector.

Transforming Humanity, One Systemic Solution at a Time. UnitedPeoples (UP) is a global initiative committed to addressing humanity’s most pressing challenges—ranging from climate change to social inequality—through systemic innovation and transformation. Founded with the belief that collaborative action is key to building a sustainable, just, and equitable world, UP brings together diverse stakeholders from across the globe to co-create and implement solutions that drive meaningful change. At UP, we focus on empowering our members by fostering a supportive peer community, where personal and professional success are seen as integral to achieving our broader mission. By setting an example of happiness, health, and affluence, we aim to inspire others to join us in making the world a better place. Our activities are grounded in a commitment to systemic change, leveraging the collective expertise and resources of our members to tackle global polycrises head-on. With a strong presence in The Hague, UP is dedicated to being at the forefront of innovation in the pursuit of a more just and sustainable world. 

Leiden University was founded in 1575 and is one of the leading international research universities in Europe. The University has seven faculties and a campus in both Leiden and The Hague. Our motto is Praesidium Libertatis –Bastion of Freedom.

Campus The Hague: The university has been located in The Hague for over 20 years. All seven faculties are active at Campus The Hague, and almost 20% of the university’s students study and more than 500 of the university’s staff members work there. The university has chosen to be one university in two cities. Our teaching and research at Campus The Hague centre on five key themes:

1. International law, peace and security
2. Globalisation and international relations
3. Politics,public administration and public finance
4. Urban issues
5. Health and patient care

The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) is both, an international membership platform of solidarity established to promote the voices of unrepresented peoples worldwide, and a foundation, stablished to support the protection of their fundamental rights. 

Upinion helps NGOs to provide more proficient aid by engaging directly with their end beneficiaries, by using messaging apps to gather their needs, use their insights and monitor their experiences.

UpRights works in collaboration with civil society and international organisations to use international law to promote accountability and support human rights. We work closely with our partners to provide context-specific legal advice and technical support to amplify the effectiveness of our partners’ efforts. 

Financial advisory with focus on NGOs and for good.
Together with my partner Jawad Ben Mimoun, we focus on increasing financial control and governance in non-profit organizations, including NGOs. In the past we have helped many large NGOs to make their business processes more efficient and to identify financial risks. We have an open door policy. That means that if you have a topic that has financial characteristics you can walk in, so we can think along with you. 

The War Childhood Museum (WCM) is an independent human-centered museum dedicated exclusively to childhoods affected by armed conflicts. It developed from the crowd-sourced book War Childhood and opened its doors in 2017, in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, seven years into its research and development phase. The Museum’s collection consists of over 5.000 personal objects, and hundreds of hours of oral history testimonies from more than 15 armed conflicts such as Syrian Civil War, War in Afghanistan, War in Donbas, Second World War. Because of its focus on experiences of children, the Museum is in a unique position to offer inspirational, politically neutral narratives, which transcends ethnonational divides. Therefore, it is apt to play a valuable role in the reconciliation process in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as in other conflict-affected areas. As such, the WCM has expanded its activities to contemporary conflict, post-conflict, and resettlement zones, becoming an international platform that gives voice to current and former conflict-affected children. Today, the WCM has offices in Sarajevo, Kyiv, New York City, and The Hage.  

Besides exhibition, research, and community engagement, the WCM also plays a major role in education. It has developed and is implementing educational activities for students and teachers, with the aim of raising awareness about the importance of providing a peaceful world for future generations.  

In 2018, the WCM was awarded the Council of Europe Museum Prize – one of the most prestigious awards in the museum industry – as part of the European Museum of the Year Awards.  

WaterBear is a free interactive multimedia platform that allows you to watch inspirational and award-winning content, interact with hundreds of nonprofits, and take action instantly to improve our future on this planet. 

Wavemakers United is a community of students, young professionals, and athletes with a passion for water. As a youth organization we focus on local challenges while having a global reach with the aim to contribute to the UN2030 SDGs and involve as many youngsters as possible. After the launch of Wavemakers United during the World Expo in Dubai, a globally oriented team has started on the expansion of the Wavemakers-community. The first result being this Challenge, in collaboration with IHE Delft. We believe that the UN2023 Water Conference can be a key moment towards 2030 in accelerating youth-engagement for sustainability. This also means that New York will not be the end of this project, nor our organization. We move beyond to keep creating local impact. We believe that through sports, education and positive energy we reach communities that are hard to reach. To activate these communities, let them create their own capacity to become climate resilient, and to bring together the whole world for sustainability and water. 

Global accelerator of evidence-based tech accountability advocacy, working to move the conversation beyond problems and onto actionable diagnosis and solutions. We empower frontline actors with the tools, methodology, community, connections and access to power charge their advocacy. We facilitate global investigations and advocacy push around systemic issues, requiring multi country, multi stakeholder interventions. 

White Helmets Foundation is a member of The White Helmets Group, a grassroots-founded civil defence humanitarian group started operating in Syria in 2013 to support those affected by the historic and ongoing Syrian crisis. The White Helmets are well-known for search and rescue in the aftermath of natural disasters and attacks on civilians, but their work has expanded in response to the needs of the communities they serve, now including delivery of life-saving emergency services, medical support and community resilience work to vulnerable communities, as well as justice and accountability programming that aims to contribute to ending impunity, building a culture of accountability, and laying the foundation for future post-conflict justice efforts. The White Helmets have saved approximately 115,000 lives since the organisation’s foundation.

Windle International Nederland is a member of Windle International. Windle International is a humanitarian and international development organisation that harnesses the power of education to empower and inspire communities. We focus particularly on refugees and communities who have been affected by conflict and marginalisation in eastern Africa.

We have been helping people to access good quality education and training in some of the world’s most challenging environments for over forty years. We run programmes in Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan, Sudan, Somalia and the UK. Offices in the UK, the US, Canada and the Netherlands support this work through advocacy, fundraising, and global policy development. Alumni of our programmes are based all over the world and play an important role in supporting our work.

Windle International Nederland supports Windle’s development and humanitarian activity through advocacy, fundraising and networking. We engage with European audiences and inspire those who have the power to strengthen our work and amplify our impact. The Windle International Nederland board is assisted by the international secretariat.

The World Geospatial Industry Council (WGIC) is a global not-for-profit trade association of private sector companies working in the geospatial ecosystem. WGIC is run by its 30+ international Members, guided by the Advisory Council and Officers, supported by the Secretariat in day-to-day operations.
Through numerous programs, WGIC works with multi-lateral and international organizations to demonstrate the value and benefits of geospatial technologies in ecology, economy, and society. 

World’s Youth for Climate Justice is the global sister organization of the Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change (PISFCC), founded in 2019 by 27 law students, to raise awareness for the rising sea level and the threat to Pacific Islands like Vanuatu. The youth movement is known worldwide for promoting the request for an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding states’ obligations in respect of climate change. On 29 March 2023, the United Nations General Assembly adopted this historic resolution requesting an ICJ advisory opinion on climate justice 

Youth Peace Initiative aims to give youth in conflict areas a chance to participate in peace processes. YPI seeks to include younger generations in present decisions that affect their future to create or maintain a sustainable peace.

Zoey Breslar Consulting is being established in July 2022 by Zoey Breslar, as its sole proprietor and will leverage her experience and expertise. Ms. Breslar is a senior leader with 25 years’ experience in international development across Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean, most recently working with humanitarian response and resilience programming in West Africa, and East Africa and the Horn. She has worked for donors, for-profit and non-profit organizations and have managed programs supporting a range of institutions. Ms. Breslar’s experience spans several sectors, implemented in various combinations: education, health, youth, gender, peace building, media, and democracy and governance. Zoey Breslar Consulting will provide services to organizations in the Netherlands interested in collaborating with or investing in African countries, and partnering with African institutions. In this era of attention to decolonization, the manner of partnering is of utmost importance to the success and sustainability of the endeavor, which is the particular strength of our approach.