Our Partners
Collaboration with many other groups and organisations is essential to the success of our international efforts.
Thank you to all of our current partners.
This page features some of our global partners. Our local partners are featured on the relevant country pages. Find out more about where we work.
If you would like to partner with us then please get in touch.
Institutional funding partners
We are grateful for the strong support of institutional funding partners, who trust us to contribute to their development goals. These include the international development departments and embassies of national governments, including the UK, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland and Jersey.

Multi-national and umbrella organisations
We also receive significant funding from multi-national and umbrella organisations, including the European Union, UN agencies, ADB and the World Bank and specialist funding frameworks such as EnDev and the Nordic Development Fund.

Foundations and Trusts
We have strong partnerships with large foundations and trusts who provide significant funding for our work. These include the Postcode Lottery, the IKEA Foundation, the Z Zurich Foundation, the Mastercard Foundation and the Poul Due Jensen Foundation.
Practical Action is generously supported by Postcode Lottery players. Thanks to the players of the Postcode Lottery, the funding given to date is currently £1.6 million. Funds are awarded by the Postcode International Trust. To find out more, visit: postcodelottery.co.uk/charities.
We are pleased to have received the Equivalency Determination from NGO Source which is valid until 2028. You can read more here.

Consortium partners and alliances
We carry out projects for and work alongside many other international, national and local non-governmental organisations and alliances.

Universities and scientific bodies
We are proud to be associated with a number of leading universities and scientific bodies, with whom we collaborate on research and development projects. These include the University of Reading (UK), Lund University (Sweden), Wageningen University & Research, Universidad Católica Boliviana “San Pablo” (Bolivia), The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (UK) and IICA (Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture) .

We are also grateful to receive ongoing support from other companies, specialist organisations, membership associations and communications partners.


