Aavishkaar India Micro Venture Capital Fund (AIMVCF) promotes development in rural and semi-urban India by providing micro-equity funding to grassroots enterprises that lack access to conventional financial institutions and which are commercially viable, environmentally friendly, and socially conscious. AIMVCF provides funding in the range of USD $20,000 to $100,000, and operational and strategic support.

ACCION International is a non-profit that fights poverty through micro lending. It provides credit and training to micro enterprise entrepreneurs. ACCION also offers an internship programme that provides an opportunity to learn about microenterprise development.

All India Association for Micro Enterprise Development (AIAMED) aims to develop accountable and sustainable retail development finance organisations as a strategy for empowering the poor without handouts or subsidies. Thus, enabling them to become productive citizens and contribute with dignity in nation building.

Established 1981, Ashoka's mission is to develop the profession of social entrepreneurship around the world. It does so through stipends and professional services that allow "Ashoka Fellows" to focus full time on their ideas for leading social change in education and youth development, health care, environment, human rights, access to technology and economic development.

Association Al Amana Pour la Promotion des Microentreprises promotes micro-enterprise by offering credit and related services.

BRAC, formerly known as Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, was established as a relief and rehabilitation organisation in 1972 by Mr. Fazle Hasan Abed. Over the years BRAC has gradually evolved into a large and multifaceted development organisation with the twin objectives of the alleviation of poverty and the empowerment of the poor.

The Banking With The Poor Network (BWTP) is a network of some 20 national policy institutions, commercial banks and NGOs from eight countries in Asia - namely Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Thailand. Its objective is to link microfinance with the financial system. BWTP pursues this objective through research, advocacy, policy dialogue, information sharing and capacity building.

Calmeadows focuses its efforts on mobilising and managing capital for direct investment in developing microfinance institutions in Latin America and Africa.

The objectives of the Centre for Micro-Finance (CMF) are to provide knowledge management services to the microfinance practitioners and institutions, undertake research and studies on microfinance and related development issues, raise public awareness on sustainable microfinance and to provide support services to development partners in delivering microfinance services.

CHF International aims to be a catalyst for long-lasting positive change in low- and moderate-income communities around the world, helping them to improve their social, economic and environmental conditions.

CHF International / Azerbaijan, a country office of CHF International, focuses upon micro-enterprise and community development, and promotes the integration of internally displaced persons back into society. The organisation also works with local communities and governments to develop grassroots principles of democracy - participation, inclusion and public-private partnership.

CRWRC is a relief, development, and educational organisation supported by the Christian Reformed Church in North America and is a bi-national (US/Canada) corporation with a worldwide programme. CRWRC's programme focuses on helping organisations, communities, families and individuals to achieve a sustainable, improved quality of life, and on empowering disaster-stricken communities to recover from and respond to disasters.

Citizens' Network for Foreign Affairs (CNFA) is dedicated toward stimulating economic growth by nurturing entrepreneurship, private enterprise, and market linkage. CNFA specialises in engaging private companies of all sizes in partnerships to expand economic activity and increase incomes. CNFA focuses upon rural development, empowering farmers and enterprises to add value and access markets.

Counterpart International (CI) provides humanitarian assistance and delivers health, food security, sustainable agriculture, civil society, economic development and environmental management programming.

Danish Cooperation for Environment and Development (DANCED) was created in 1994 as part of the Denmark’s initiatives of environmental assistance to developing countries. DANCED is part of the Danish Environmental Protection Agency within the Danish Ministry of Environment and Energy. DANCED implements projects aimed at promoting environmentally sustainable employment and conservation of natural resources; sustainable use of energy; preventing/limiting air-, water, and soil pollution. DANCED also supports local capacity building in environmental administration and institutions, the improvement of environmental investments and raising awareness on environmental issues (problems and solutions). DANCED has been involved in projects in Africa and South-East Asia.