The Eurasia Heritage Foundation is a Russia-registered NGO which was established in Moscow in February 2004 to render assistance in the development and support of partnerships among the government agencies, business community and civil society of Russia and New Independent States as well as to pursue projects in the field of international cooperation. The mission of the Eurasia Heritage Foundation is to encourage and promote an effective dialogue between all interested parties on the urgent problems of national, regional and global agenda. The Eurasia Heritage Foundation is a moderator of  "Eurasian Home" website.

The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is one of the world’s major specialist universities in economics and social sciences. Since its foundation in 1895 the LSE has had a strong impact on the shape of the modern political world. A total of 13 LSE alumni or staff members have been awarded Nobel Prizes, nine of them are laureates of Nobel Prize in economics: John R. Hicks (1972), Friedrich August von Hayek (1974), James E. Meade (1977), Sir Arthur Lewis (1979), Merton Miller (1990), Ronald H. Coase (1991), Amartya Sen (1998), Robert Mundell (1999), George Akerlof (2001). Around thirty-three past or present heads of state or heads of government are graduates from the LSE.

The World Security Network Foundation— an independent, nonprofit organization — is building a new elite global network for foreign and security policy with the purpose of “Networking a Safer World.” It was founded and funded in New York by German businessman and successful investor Dr. Hubertus Hoffmann, former advisor in the European Parliament, the German Bundestag and U.S. Senate and foreign and defense affairs specialist and activist for over 25 years, member of YPO and IISS.
The goal is the networking of a young elite — those twenty to forty years of age — in America, Europe, Africa, and Asia using the new medium of the Internet, as well as the promotion of an international discussion of new solutions in security policy.

Asia-Plus is the first independent Media-Group in Tajikistan, which was registered with the Tajik Ministry of Justice in 1995. Asia-Plus Media-Group includes a news agency, weekly social and political newspaper, TV and radio station, and also the Independent School of Journalism "Tajikistan - 21st Century".

Mideast.ru is the Internet media resource which covers the current political and economic situation in the Middle East, CIS and Central Asia.

Central Asian Gateway Internet website is dedicated to issues of socio-economic development in Central Asian states, their regional integration, building constructive dialogue, and transfer of information, knowledge and achievements aimed at development. Project initiators and implementing institutions placed special emphasis to economic governance and private sector development in Central Asia. Central Asian Gateway portal developed for various users: private sector, governments, international TA agencies and other organizations, civil society and academia.

Kyrgyz National news agency.

Gazeta.kz – an authoritative information Internet resource of Kazakhstan – publishes exclusive analytical materials written by the best Kazakh authors. Gazeta.kz has the Kazakh, English and Russian versions.

Neweurasia is a network of web-blogs coordinated and written by bright young individuals from Central Asia and the Caucasus together with their peers around the globe. Neweurasia's aim is to bring together young committed people and offer them space to publish their ideas on Central Asia and the Caucasus. By serving as a venue for unfiltered reporting, analysis and commentary, Neweurasia helps shed a light on this historically prominent and culturally diverse region whose vast economic potential and growing role in global politics are often underestimated.

Russkiy Mir Foundation is Russia-based organization, established in June 2007 for the purpose of promoting the Russian language, as Russia's national heritage and a significant aspect of Russian and world culture, and supporting Russian language teaching programs abroad.

Donors Forum is a nonprofit partnership of grantmaking organizations. The mission of the Russian Donors Forum is to enhance the effectiveness of organized grantmaking that aims to support the development of a democratic civil society in Russia.