OneWorld Partner Directory

CAB International is a leading global non-profit organisation that disseminates and applies scientific knowledge for development in natural resources and health.

We were founded in 1991 and are the UK’s largest 100% Fairtrade hot drinks company, with a turnover of £21.6m (2006) and 35% share of UK Fairtrade tea and coffee sales. Cafédirect doesn’t just buy from growers; we develop long-term partnerships with them. We work with over 250,000 coffee, tea, and cocoa growers in 37 registered Fairtrade grower organisations across 12 countries.

CAFOD is one of the UK's leading development and relief organisations. We work in partnership with organisations in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America, the Caribbean and Eastern Europe.

CAAT works for the reduction and ultimate abolition of the international arms trade, together with progressive demilitarisation within arms producing countries.

CCC brings people together to push for the urgent action we need to prevent the catatstrophic destabilisation of global climate. CCC has organised the biggest UK street demonstrations on climate change (particularly against the US for its refusal to sign Kyoto) over the last 5 years. It now coordinates climate-protest at an international level, as well.

carbon-info.org is a UK based, not-for-profit, NGO environmental organisation. We are 100% dedicated to informing and educating on the causes of global warming and climate change, and what individuals and businesses can do to fight this threat to the planet. We also lobby governments and campaign against big businesses, who are damaging the planet and not doing enough to help fight global warming.

We support projects in ten countries in Africa, Asia and South America that challenge the many forms of violence suffered by children and young people. Violence against children is damaging and always preventable. The projects we support give priority to prevention, finding long lasting solutions and tackling the underlying causes of poverty and violence.

Christian Aid works in over 60 countries helping people, regardless of religion or race, to improve their own lives and tackle the causes of poverty and injustice.

COIN is a registered charity, working with the general public to raise awareness about climate change and its solutions.

Computer Aid International is the world's largest and most experienced non-profit provider of refurbished computers to non-profit organisations in developing countries.

The Crisis States Programme seeks to provide new understanding of the causes of crisis and breakdown in the developing world and the processes of avoiding or overcoming them. The programme is based at the Development Studies Institute, London School of Economics.

CRUCIBLE, based at Roehampton University, is a Centre of Excellence in Teaching and Learning working in the field human rights, social justice and citizenship education with NGOs.

Progressio, until recently the Catholic Institute for International Relations (CIIR) works in partnership with people in developing countries to strengthen their self-reliance and secure policies to promote more equal distribution of power and resources.