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+
 | Chile Transparente, Transparency International Chile | Chile | Chile Transparente promotes integrity and transparency in Chilean society. |
 | Christian Spiritual Youth Ministry | Tanzania | CSYM aims to use policy work, legislation, and programes to reduce child mortality in Tanzania. |
| Citizens for Justice, Employment and Transparency (C-JET) | Nigeria | C-JET works towards achieving the SDGs in Nigeria. |
 | CIVICUS | Johannesburg | CIVICUS is a global alliance of civil society organisations and activists dedicated to strengthening citizen action and civil society. |
 | Civil Society Advance Forum on Sustainable Development (CAS2030) | Nigeria | a not-for-profit, non-partisan, national platform and alliance of Civil Society organizations working to promote the achievement of the SDGs and the agenda 2030 in Nigeria |
 | Civil Society Coalition on Sustainable Development | ||
 | Civil Society Platform for Peacebuilding and Statebuilding (CSPPS) | The Hague/The Netherlands | CSPPS is a South-North non-governmental coalition of peacebuilding organizations. |
 | Climate Watch Thailand | Thailand | Climate Watch Thailand ensures that urgent actions are taken towards climate mitigation |
 | Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) | Global | CHRI works for the realisation of human rights across Commonwealth countries. |
| Dalit Welfare Association (DWA) | Nepal | Dalit Welfare Association (DWA) aims at empowering, educating and organizing the community. |
