TAP Network “Partners” are organizations that take part in the substantive work of the TAP Network, and make explicit commitments to implementing SDG16 or towards accountability for the 2030 Agenda. In exchange for making these commitments, “Partners” enjoy an exclusive set of benefits and privileges, and can benefit from direct support from the TAP Network – both technical and financial.
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Commitments made to SDG16+
 | Asia Development Alliance (ADA) | Seoul, South Korea | ADA works to promote and advance justice, equality and peace at all levels of society. |
 | Asociación Ambiente y Sociedad | Columbia | AAS seeks to create positive changes in regulations, policies, and practices in environmental issues. |
 | Asociación Chilena de ONG ACCION | Chile | The Asociación Chilena de ONG, ACCIÓN, gathers 55 Chilean human rights and development NGOs. |
 | Association For Promotion Sustainable Development | India | APSDHISAR works towards meaningful participation and people's empowerment in the society. |
| Badhon Manob Unnayan Sangstha | Bangladesh | Badhon’s mission is to alleviate poverty and improve access to human rights. |
 | Bangladesh Centre for Human Rights and Development (BCHRD) | Dhaka, Bangladesh | The vision of BCHRD is a torture free Bangladesh. |
 | Bangladesh Model Youth Parliament | Barisal, Bangladesh | BMYP works to instill young people with an understanding of parliamentary processes. |
| Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication | Dhaka, Bangladesh | BNNRC is working towards building a democratic society. |
 | Beyond Beijing Committee | Nepal | BBC is a network of over 150 Nepalese women-led civil society organizations. |
 | Brain Builders Youth Development Initiative | Nigeria | a Nigerian civic organization that applies technology for citizen engagement with institutional improvement to facilitate societal change |
