Homeworkers Worldwide –  a UK-based organization set up to support the movement of home based workers around the world.

Adithi, Patna, Bihar India (North India) - a nonprofit organization empowering disadvantaged women through awareness generation, leadership development and livelihood and income generating programs in several project areas in Bihar, Jharkhand and Tamil Nadu.

Self Employed Women’s Association (India) – a trade union registered in 1972, SEWA is an organization of poor, self-employed women workers. These are women who earn a living through their own labor or small businesses.

Working Women’s Forum - a women’s trade union based in Chennai, in South India. The WWF works with many home based workers such as bidi (cigarette) makers, agarbatti (incense) rollers and tailors and with women along the coast of Tamil Nadu affected by the tsunami disaster in 2005.

Women Working Worldwide – a UK based organization, which works with an international network of women workers’ organizations and women’s projects within trade unions, in particular to support the rights of women working in international production chains (supplying to the UK and other European countries with consumer goods such as food and clothing).

Women in Informal Employment Globalizing and Organizing (WIEGO)- a global research-policy network across a 100 countries that works to further the status of poor women employed in the informal sector.

Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) – an alliance of companies, NGOs and trade unions promoting and improving the implementation of corporate codes of practice.

World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO) – the authentic voice of fair trade representing fair traders from grassroots through to the G8. It is the only global network whose members represent the fair trade chain from production to sales.

Fair Trade Federation (FTF) – part of the global fair trade movement, the trade association strengthens and promotes North American organizations fully committed to fair trade.

Verite –  an advocacy group protecting workers from dangers and abuses in workplaces and fostering good business practices around the world.

Business for Social Responsibility (BSR) – a leader in corporate responsibility, BSR collaborates with a global network of companies in developing sustainable business strategies and solutions.

Social Accountability International (SAI) – works with companies, consumer groups, non-governmental organizations, workers, trade unions and local governments to promote human rights for workers around the world.