Kehys offers services to Finnish NGOs on EU development policy issues and EU funding. It also actively engages in the debate on EU development policy and supports networking and information-sharing between NGOs in Finland, in the EU and globally. Kehys focuses especially on policy coherence for development.

ICBSS is both an independent research and training institution focusing on the wider Black Sea region, as well as a related body and acknowledged think-tank of the Organisation of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC). Its principal aim is to foster multilateral cooperation among the BSEC member states as well as with their international partners.

Eko Liburnia promotes sustainable use of natural resources, development of eco-tourism and ecological agriculture. It also provides expert services related to environmental standards and regulations and environmental impacts of economic activities.

IPCRI is a joint institution of Israelis and Palestinians dedicated to the resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on the basis of “two states for two peoples” solution. It is the only Israeli-Palestinian joint public policy think-tank and "do-tank" in the region.

GERM is a scientific non-profit association operation based on the work of a team of committed researchers. Its main objectives are to promote open discussion and dialogue on issues related to the Mediterranean and to organize meetings, seminars and roundtables that address topics related to the major political, economic and socio-cultural aspects of the Mediterranean.

G.E.R.M. is the head of the Moroccan network of the Anna Lindh Foundation.

Estonian Roundtable for Development Cooperation (AKÜ) is an independent not-for-profit coalition of 14 non-governmental organisations that work in the field of development cooperation or have expressed interest towards that topic. AKÜ's main areas of work are Estonian and European development policy, global education and financing for development.

Tampere Peace Research Institute (TAPRI) is a multidisciplinary and international research centre in the framework of the Institute for Social Research, University of Tampere. Its mission is to conduct high quality research on the causes of war, on the non-violent resolution of conflicts and on the conditions for peace.

One of TAPRI’s research areas is the Mediterranean region. TAPRI Mediterranean Studies Project focuses on international relations in the Mediterranean area, particularly on the Euro Mediterranean relations and the Barcelona Process. TAPRI is the head of the Finnish network of the Anna Lindh Foundation.