1.  Open Society Foundation, Belgrade 

Open Society Foundation is a non-profit organization that develops and supports projects and activities aimed at the development of a democratic culture, openness, respect for diversity, full respect for all human rights and promote the rule of law, good governance and accountability and citizen participation in public operations, in order to create the preconditions for sustainable development of a democratic and open society in Serbia.

2.  Open Society Foundation, Budapest

The Foundation functions as the administrative and operational headquarters for a number of the Open Society Initiative. The Open Society Institute-Budapest is also leading programs and distribution of financial support for the Open Society Roma Initiatives, which aim to improve the situation of Roma in Central and Eastern Europe.

3.  Decade Secretariat 

The Decade Secretariat is a private foundation registered in Hungary as the Decade of Roma Inclusion Secretariat Foundation. The governing body of the Foundation is a five-member Board of Trustees consisting of representatives from the past and current Decade Presidency countries, the Open Society Institute and the World Bank.

4.   Roma Initiatives Office 

Roma Initiatives Office seeks equality, integration and empowerment of ethnic groups in Europe, which are the largest and the most marginalized. They provide scholarships and training to stimulate the inclusion of the Roma community and active citizenship, empowerment of Roma women and youth, as well as combating discrimination against Roma.

5.    European Delegation, Serbia  

The traditional function of the Delegation of the EU to provide representation in Serbia, and in the context of facilitating the development of relations in the field of cooperation in the political and economic field, in the field of trade and external assistance, both financial and technical.

6.    OSCE Mission to Serbia 

The mandate of the OSCE Mission is to provide support and advice to strengthen independent, accountable and effective democratic institutions, particularly in the area of ​​rule of law, human rights, media, and law enforcement.