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+
 | Halley Movement Coalition | Mauritius | Halley Movement works towards child protection in Mauritius and in the Small Islands of the Indian Ocean. |
 | HALLO BANGLADESH | Bangladesh | HALLO BANGLADESH works to achieve the SDGs by 2030. |
 | Human Rights First Rwanda Association | Kigali, Rwanda | HRFRA promotes human rights education and provides legal assistance to marginalized groups. |
 | Improve Your Society Organization (IYSO) | Yemen | a non-governmental independent organization aiming at peacebuilding, promote youth participation in civic life, and empower them to make a positive change in their communities in Yemen |
 | Institute for Democracy and Mediation | Albania | IDM aims to strengthen the Albanian civil society. |
 | International Budget Partnership | Global | IBP works to bring about a world in which empowered citizens participate in budgeting processes. |
 | International Christian Center for Education and Development (ICCED) | Nigeria | |
 | International Governance Institute | Cameroon | IGI aims to change the culture of communities and improve public accountability. |
 | International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development (INFID) | Indonesia | INFID works to ensure human rights, democracy, and social justice. |
 | Italian Diplomatic Academy | Italy | Italian Diplomatic Academy is an NGO affiliated with UN DPI. |
