• World Health Organization (WHO): Sets global health standards and leads responses to infectious disease outbreaks such as malaria, tuberculosis, and polio, reference points for Fair Future’s medical work.
• The Global Fund: Finances programs to fight HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria, supporting efforts similar to Fair Future’s Kawan Against Malaria program.
• Malaria No More: Works toward global malaria elimination through prevention, advocacy, and policy change, aligned with Fair Future’s Kawan Against Malaria initiative.
• PATH: Develops innovative tools, vaccines, and diagnostics for infectious diseases, echoing Fair Future’s focus on practical, field-adapted medical solutions.
• RBM Partnership to End Malaria: Global partnership coordinating malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment efforts, similar to Fair Future’s work in East Sumba.
• Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI): Improves access to diagnostics, medicines, and health systems for major infectious diseases, complementing Fair Future’s primary medical care activities.
• Doctors Without Borders (MSF): Provides emergency medical aid in crises and remote locations, sharing Fair Future’s commitment to reaching people far from conventional healthcare.
• Partners In Health (PIH): Delivers healthcare and strengthens health systems in underserved regions, with a strong focus on infectious disease control and social justice.
• Last Mile Health: Trains and supports community and frontline health workers to bring primary care to remote communities, similar to Fair Future’s Kawan Sehat health agents.
• OneWorld Health: Builds sustainable healthcare services for underserved populations, focusing on primary care and infectious disease prevention.
• Living Goods: Empowers digitally equipped community health workers who deliver lifesaving care door to door, mirroring Fair Future’s community-based approach.
• VillageReach: Strengthens health product supply chains and primary care delivery in rural areas, close to Fair Future’s logistics and field medical operations.
• Project HOPE: Provides global medical relief, training, and health systems support, including programs on infectious and non-communicable diseases.
• BRAC: International development organization supporting community health, WASH, and poverty reduction, often through local health workers like Fair Future’s Kawan Sehat.
• Malaria Partners International: Rotary-affiliated organization funding and supporting community-based malaria control projects, directly connected to Fair Future’s work in East Sumba.

• WaterAid: Provides clean water, sanitation, and hygiene in vulnerable communities, closely aligned with Fair Future’s Water Connections program.
• Lifewater International: Develops long-term water and sanitation solutions for rural areas, similar to Fair Future’s work in drought-affected villages.
• charity: water: Funds clean water projects in low-income countries, sharing Fair Future’s goal of safe drinking water for every family.
• UNICEF – WASH Program: Improves access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene worldwide, with a focus on children’s health and development.
• Global Water Challenge (GWC): A coalition accelerating solutions for safe water access, similar to Fair Future’s multi-partner collaborations.
• Sanitation and Water for All (SWA): UN-hosted global partnership advocating for universal access to safe water and sanitation.
• International Water Association (IWA): Promotes sustainable water resource management and sanitation systems worldwide.
• Aguayuda: Provides sustainable water solutions for rural communities, reflecting Fair Future’s field approach in Indonesia.
• Blue Planet Network: Connects and supports clean water projects worldwide, emphasizing community-driven initiatives.
• The Water Project: Builds wells and rainwater harvesting systems in sub-Saharan Africa, similar to Fair Future’s ferro-cement tanks and reservoirs.
• World Vision – WASH Program: Implements large-scale WASH programs with strong community participation and hygiene education.
• Safe Water Network: Creates decentralized, locally managed safe water solutions in underserved communities.
• Pure Water for the World: Delivers safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education in Central America and Haiti.
• Hope Spring Water: Builds wells and boreholes in water-scarce regions, improving daily access to clean water.
• World Health Organization (WHO) – WASH: Issues global guidelines on drinking water safety, sanitation, and hygiene to prevent disease.
• Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation – WASH: Supports innovative sanitation technologies and hygiene solutions for low-income settings.
• International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) – WASH: Provides emergency water and sanitation services in crises and remote areas.
• IRC WASH: Works with governments and partners to strengthen WASH systems for long-term, reliable access.
• Global Handwashing Partnership: Promotes handwashing and hygiene behavior change, echoing Fair Future’s health education activities.
• Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA): Network dedicated to sustainable, climate-conscious sanitation solutions.
• Splash: Provides safe water and sanitation in schools and urban institutions in low-resource settings.
• Toilet Board Coalition: Supports market-based sanitation solutions that improve hygiene and public health.
• Wash’Em: Designs evidence-based hygiene behavior change programs for humanitarian and development settings.

• Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): Leads global efforts to eliminate hunger and improve nutrition, supporting sustainable agriculture in regions facing chronic food insecurity.
• World Food Programme (WFP): Provides emergency food assistance and nutrition support, complementing Fair Future’s work with families affected by drought and poverty.
• Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN): Strengthens food systems and improves access to nutritious diets, echoing Fair Future’s nutrition work with children and mothers.
• Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement: Supports coordinated action among governments and partners to tackle malnutrition and promote healthy, affordable diets.
• Action Against Hunger: Combats malnutrition through food security, clean water, and health interventions, aligned with Fair Future’s field strategies.
• UN Zero Hunger Challenge: Advocates for stronger food systems, sustainable agriculture, and universal access to nutritious meals.
• World Resources Institute (WRI) – Food Program: Develops solutions for sustainable food production and reducing food waste to improve global food security.
• EAT Foundation: Builds partnerships linking science, policy, and food systems to promote healthy diets and planetary well-being.
• The Food Trust: Improves access to nutritious food and supports community nutrition education, resonating with Fair Future’s child health programs.
• Slow Food International: Promotes local, sustainable, and culturally rooted food choices, supporting community resilience in rural areas.
• Global Nutrition Report: Tracks global nutrition trends and highlights urgent gaps, relevant for Fair Future’s work in regions where children suffer from chronic malnutrition.
• International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI): Generates research and policy recommendations to eliminate hunger and build resilient food systems.
• HarvestPlus: Develops biofortified crops rich in essential nutrients, useful for communities with limited dietary diversity.
• Nutrition International: Focuses on micronutrient interventions for mothers, infants, and children—central themes in Fair Future’s medical work.
• Food Security & Nutrition (FSN) Network: Shares evidence-based tools and field practices to strengthen food security initiatives.

Education protects children from illness and poverty; these partners support learning, child development, and safe schools.

• Global Partnership for Education (GPE): Ensures that every child has access to quality learning, aligning with Fair Future’s school-building and teacher training initiatives.
• UNICEF – Education Program: Works to provide quality education for every child, with a strong focus on marginalised communities, like those supported by Fair Future.
• Save the Children: Advocates for children’s education, protection, and health, similar to Fair Future’s mission to empower young lives.
• Room to Read: Focuses on literacy and girls' education, aligning with Fair Future’s work in rural education and gender equality.
• Teach For All: Develops teachers and educational resources in underserved areas, mirroring Fair Future’s teacher training programs.
• Plan International – Education & Girls’ Rights: Supports children’s education and gender equality, ensuring girls can access and complete their schooling.
• Education Cannot Wait (ECW): A global fund providing education in crisis and emergency settings relevant to Fair Future’s work in vulnerable regions.
• Right to Education Initiative: Advocates for the universal right to education, emphasizing access for marginalized children.
• Children International: Provides educational support, scholarships, and skills training for children in poverty-stricken communities.
• Ashoka – Changemakers in Education: Empowers educators and young leaders to drive social change in their communities.
• Educate!: Focuses on skills-based learning for youth in Africa, similar to Fair Future’s emphasis on education as a tool for empowerment.
• The Luminos Fund: Provides accelerated learning programs for children who have been left out of formal education systems.
• World Literacy Foundation: Works to end illiteracy and improve reading skills among disadvantaged children.
• The Education Trust: Advocates for equal access to high-quality education for all children, particularly in underserved communities.
• The Malala Fund: Advocates for girls' education and supports initiatives ensuring that all girls can complete 12 years of schooling.
• Pratham: One of India’s largest educational NGOs, providing literacy and numeracy programs for underprivileged children.
• Bridge International Academies: Runs low-cost private schools for children in developing countries, ensuring quality education.
• Barefoot College: Provides education and vocational training for rural communities, with a special focus on empowering women.
• ChildFund International: Focuses on early childhood education, child protection, and school development programs.
• The LEGO Foundation: Supports play-based learning initiatives to foster creativity and problem-solving in children.
• Children’s Defense Fund (CDF): Advocates for children's rights, including access to quality education and healthcare.
• Scholars of Sustenance (SOS): Provides food security and school meals to ensure children can focus on learning without hunger.
• Global Campaign for Education (GCE): A civil society movement advocating for quality, inclusive education worldwide.
• Teach For America: Develops future educators and leaders to improve education equity, similar to Fair Future’s teacher development programs.
• Khan Academy: Offers free, high-quality online education for students worldwide, complementing Fair Future’s efforts in remote learning access.
• Global Fund for Children: Supports grassroots organizations that provide education and child protection in marginalized communities.

• UN Women: Leads global efforts for gender equality, women’s rights, and protection from violence, aligning with Fair Future’s empowerment initiatives.
• UNFPA – United Nations Population Fund: Focuses on reproductive health, maternal care, and prevention of gender-based violence, crucial in ultra-rural healthcare contexts.
• WHO – Violence Against Women Program: Provides data, policy guidance, and global strategies to prevent violence against women and girls.
• Equality Now: Works internationally to end sexual violence, trafficking, and discrimination through legal and policy advocacy.
• Girls Not Brides: Global movement dedicated to ending child marriage and empowering adolescent girls.
• Plan International – Because I Am a Girl: Promotes girls' education and fights gender inequality in vulnerable communities.
• Women for Women International: Supports women in conflict and post-conflict areas through education, training, and rights advocacy.
• Vital Voices: Empowers women leaders and activists working to eliminate violence and promote equality.
• Global Fund for Women: Funds grassroots groups advancing women’s rights, safety, and economic independence.
• IRC – Women’s Protection & Empowerment: Provides essential services and long-term support to women affected by violence and crises.
• Women’s Refugee Commission: Advocates for displaced women and girls, ensuring protection, dignity, and access to healthcare.
• Refuge: Offers emergency services, shelters, and long-term support for survivors of domestic violence.
• RAINN – Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network: Provides crisis intervention, prevention programs, and survivor support.
• Malala Fund: Champions girls’ education worldwide to protect rights and promote equality.
• World Bank – Gender Equality: Supports programs enhancing women's economic inclusion, education, and safety.
• Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation – Gender Equality: Invests in resources that expand women’s access to healthcare, education, and economic opportunities.
• HeForShe: Engages men and boys in supporting gender equality and ending violence against women.
• MenEngage Alliance: Global network promoting gender justice by working with men to prevent violence and harmful norms.
• ActionAid – Women’s Rights: Supports women’s economic empowerment and protection from violence in impoverished regions.
• Women Deliver: Focuses on maternal health, sexual rights, and gender equality, especially in low-resource settings.
• She’s the First: Supports girls' education and leadership programs to empower young women.
• Global Grassroots: Helps women develop and implement social change initiatives within their communities.
• Kiva – Women’s Economic Empowerment: Provides microloans to women entrepreneurs, helping them achieve financial independence.
• Women Win: Uses sport and leadership programs to equip girls and young women with tools for empowerment.
• International Center for Research on Women (ICRW): Conducts research and advocates for policies that advance gender equality globally.
• Grameen Foundation – Women’s Empowerment: Provides financial tools and resources helping women overcome extreme poverty.
• The Hunger Project – Women’s Empowerment: Strengthens women’s leadership to fight hunger and poverty at community level.
• The NO MORE Foundation: Global initiative raising awareness and driving action to end domestic violence and sexual assault.

• UN Environment Programme (UNEP): The UN’s core environmental authority, leading global work on climate action, nature protection, and pollution reduction, especially in vulnerable regions.
• UN Climate Change (UNFCCC): The main international treaty framework coordinating global efforts to limit dangerous climate change and support adaptation in exposed countries.
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC): Assesses the scientific evidence on climate change, its impacts, and options for mitigation and adaptation, guiding global policy.
• United Nations – Climate Change: Provides an overview of climate risks, global negotiations, and the links between climate, peace, health, and development.
• World Health Organization – Climate Change & Health: Documents how rising temperatures, extreme weather, and changing disease patterns threaten health and calls for climate-resilient health systems.
• WHO–WMO Joint Climate & Health Programme: Integrates climate and health data to protect communities from heatwaves, storms, air pollution, and other climate-related health threats.
• Green Climate Fund (GCF): The world’s largest dedicated climate fund, supporting mitigation and adaptation projects in developing countries.
• Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI): Helps countries transition to low-carbon, climate-resilient economies through green growth policies and investments.
• Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL): Works to ensure universal access to affordable, clean energy, a key lever for climate action and development.
• Clean Cooking Alliance: Promotes clean cooking solutions to reduce household air pollution, deforestation, and climate emissions while improving health.
• World Wildlife Fund (WWF) – Climate & Energy: Advocates for renewable energy, nature-based solutions, and climate resilience for communities and ecosystems.
• International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN): Works to protect biodiversity and ecosystems, a core part of climate adaptation and resilience.
• World Resources Institute (WRI) – Climate: Provides data, analysis, and policy support on emissions, climate finance, and just transitions.
• Climate & Clean Air Coalition (CCAC): A global partnership targeting short-lived climate pollutants like black carbon and methane to protect climate and health.
• 350.org: International movement working to end fossil fuel use and accelerate a just transition to renewable energy.
• The Climate Reality Project: Trains climate leaders and raises public awareness on the science and human impact of climate change.
• Rainforest Alliance: Promotes sustainable land use, forest protection, and climate-smart agriculture, supporting both nature and rural communities.
• C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group: Network of major cities collaborating on ambitious policies to cut emissions and build climate resilience.

• SolarBuddy: Provides solar lights to off-grid communities, improving education, safety, and health, as seen in Fair Future’s programs in East Sumba.
• Lighting Global: Supports access to high-quality solar lighting solutions for remote households.
• Clean Cooking Alliance: Promotes clean cooking technologies to reduce indoor air pollution and protect health.
• Energy 4 Impact: Expands rural energy access and supports solar solutions for underserved communities.
• REEEP – Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Partnership: Supports clean energy markets and sustainable economic growth in developing regions.
• UNDP – Sustainable Energy: Promotes renewable energy access as a driver of economic development and climate resilience.
• Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL): Accelerates universal access to clean, modern, and affordable energy.
• World Resources Institute – Energy Program: Develops sustainable energy strategies for low-income and off-grid communities.
• IRENA – International Renewable Energy Agency: Leads global efforts to scale up renewable energy innovation and deployment.
• The Ashden Awards: Recognizes outstanding clean energy initiatives in developing and emerging countries.
• Green Climate Fund (GCF): Finances large-scale climate resilience and renewable energy projects.
• Global Environment Facility (GEF): Funds renewable energy, biodiversity conservation, and climate action projects worldwide.
• Practical Action – Energy: Develops clean energy solutions to reduce poverty and improve living conditions.
• Barefoot College: Trains rural women as solar engineers, combining renewable energy with community empowerment.
• SunFunder: Finances solar energy access projects for off-grid communities.
• We Care Solar: Provides solar-powered medical equipment to rural clinics for reliable healthcare services.
• The Climate Group – RE100: Encourages major organisations to commit to 100% renewable energy.
• The Carbon Trust: Supports organizations in reducing carbon emissions and adopting clean energy systems.
• Global Footprint Network: Tracks ecological overshoot and promotes sustainable resource use.
• IEA – Renewable Energy: Provides research and data on global clean energy transitions.
• Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI): Researches sustainable development, climate resilience, and energy efficiency.
• UN SDG 7 – Affordable & Clean Energy: Global framework guiding the world toward universal clean energy access.
• Global Solar Council: Promotes global solar energy adoption and industry standards.
• The Solar Foundation: Focuses on solar workforce development and expanding clean energy jobs.
• International Solar Alliance (ISA): Coalition of countries advancing solar energy for sustainable development.
• Clean Energy Council: Leads renewable energy policy and certification in the Asia-Pacific region.
• Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC): Advocates for wind power expansion and clean energy transitions.
• WWF – Climate & Energy: Supports large-scale renewable energy and climate mitigation programs.
• Friends of the Earth – Climate & Energy: Campaigns for climate justice and sustainable energy development.
• Rainforest Alliance: Promotes sustainable agriculture, forest protection, and climate-smart practices.
• ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability: Helps cities adopt clean energy and resilience strategies.
• EKOenergy: Certifies renewable electricity and promotes clean energy access worldwide.
• Good Solar: Provides solar power solutions for underserved communities and supports energy justice.