IAWP's work is made possible by a broad network of organizations that support us in different ways. Some are donors and funders whose financial contributions sustain our programmes and the organizing efforts of our members. Others are partners and allies: organizations, networks and institutions we work alongside, hand in hand, to develop projects, campaigns, research and advocacy for workers in informal employment around the world.
The logos below reflect both kinds of relationships. We are grateful to all of them, and in particular to the foundations, organizations and governments that have provided financial support over the years.
WIEGO is a global network that supports the movement of workers in informal employment, especially women and those living in poverty. We believe all workers should have equal economic opportunities, rights, and protection.
HomeNet International (HNI) is a global network of membership-based workers’ organizations representing millions of home-based workers (HBWs) around the world.
We are a membership-based global organization of domestic and household workers. A domestic or household worker is any person engaged in domestic work within an employment relationship.
StreetNet International is a global organization of informal economy workers, with the goal to promote and leverage an autonomous and democratic alliance of street and market vendors and hawkers in over 50 Countries
Red LACRE
The Latin American and Caribbean Network of Waste Pickers (Red LACRE) is a representative and inclusive organization bringing together national movements of waste pickers across the continent, composed of delegates from 17 countries.
The Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) is a global network of grassroots organizations, NGOs, and national and regional alliances working to advance zero waste and environmental justice.