EGAP is a cross-disciplinary network of researchers and practitioners that is united by a focus on experimental research and is dedicated to generating and disseminating rigorous evidence on topics of governance, politics, and institutions. We seek to forge partnerships between researchers and practitioners committed to understanding the politics of global development, advance evidence-based policy making, and improve the quality of empirical research in the social sciences.

The Environmental Peacebuilding Association (EnPAx) is the premiere global association dedicated to bringing together researchers, practitioners, and decision makers working on issues of environment, conflict, and peace. Founded in 2018, the Association is a multidisciplinary forum with three main aims. First, it seeks to identify promising research avenues and best policy practices, as well as foster exchange of knowledge and data. Second, it builds capacity and awareness among practitioners to advance the field and increase impact. Third, it fosters interactions among scholars, practitioners, decision makers, and others across disciplines, genders, geographical locations, and stages of professional development.

Paris Peace Forum are both an actor and a platform to advance governance solutions when there are none.
The Forum maintain a specific focus on governance solutions in six major themes:
- Peace & Security
- Development
- Environment
- New Technologies
- Inclusive Economy
- Culture & Education

The Forum are also a resource to help implement and scale-up the most promising governance projects.

Adapt Peacebuilding produces knowledge, provides advice, and implements programs that better the practice and policies of peacebuilding, and improve outcomes for people affected by violent conflict. They advise organisations globally, and implement direct programs in Myanmar and Colombia.