Strategic Partnerships
Intercountry Committees are much more than a bridge between Rotary districts – they are a unique platform for creating opportunities, building trust, and developing meaningful international partnerships.
Every sponsorship and every collaboration with companies, NGOs, and institutions adds new value, not only to our ICCs but also to the districts we serve and, ultimately, to the entire Rotary family.
As ICC members, we have the privilege and the responsibility to identify, promote, and nurture these partnerships. The organizations we introduce are recognized, reliable, and committed to working with us to increase the impact of Rotary service projects across borders.
Our strength lies in our international network, our local knowledge, and our ability to connect people who share the same desire to serve.
Every new partner becomes an additional resource, opening doors to new projects, new expertise, and new opportunities for our districts.
Our Strategic Partners
Institute For Economic and Peace (IEP) is a global think tank that develops metrics to measure peace and quantify its economic value, through the Global Peace Index. It studies the links between peace, business, and prosperity through research, consulting, and training. An official partner of Rotary International since 2017, it has worked together with ICCs since 2016, notably on several Positive Peace Seminars.
EndPlasticSoup (EPS) runs global cleanup, education, and recycling projects like river cleanups, school programs, and more, to cut plastic pollution through refuse, reduce, reuse, and recycle actions. It mobilizes thousands of Rotary clubs across dozens of countries to build awareness, alliances, and local waste-management solutions supporting circular economies. EPS has been an ICC partner for several years.
Gift of Life Adventure Foundation (GOLA) is a nonprofit that raises global awareness, advocacy, and philanthropy for organ donation through long-distance road trips across multiple continents. With a strong focus on India and global outreach, GOLA actively engages Rotary International to unite communities in support of organ donation.
Aviation sans Frontières (ASF) is a French NGO, founded in 1980, that uses aircraft and volunteer aviation crews to support humanitarian causes worldwide. It flies emergency aid, medical staff, and vulnerable people – including sick children needing care abroad and asylum seekers – to nearly 1,000 partner organizations across the globe.
Agronomes et Vétérinaires Sans Frontières (AVSF) is a French international solidarity NGO, founded in 1977 and based in Lyon, that supports smallholder farming communities in developing countries. It deploys agriculture, livestock, and animal health professionals to run over 80 development projects across roughly 20-22 countries in Africa, Latin America, and Asia.
The Rotary Action Group for Girls’ Empowerment (RAG4GE) is committed to fostering international leadership, friendship, and service. It is action-oriented where its membership is composed of any community member who has expertise and/or a passion for being active in designing solutions, creating awareness, and executing local and international programs and projects focused on Girls’ Empowerment.
Zebunet is a French nonprofit, founded in 2001 that fights rural poverty by financing livestock and small businesses through solidarity microcredit. Donors in the North lend directly to farmers in Africa, Vietnam, and Madagascar to buy animals or launch small trades, with loans repaid over 18–36 months and paired with technical and veterinary support for lasting autonomy.
The Rotary Action Group for Peace (RAGFP) promotes Rotary as a global movement for peace through education, connections among peacebuilders, and opportunities to join or support peace-focused initiatives. Its website offers resources, events, Peacebuilder Club information, membership, donations, and subscriptions.
My Body is My Body (MBIMB) is a free, internationally acclaimed, award-winning music-led safeguarding programme helping children build confidence, body safety awareness, emotional understanding, and trusted-adult help-seeking skills.
Trusted in 63+ countries and available in 35 languages.
The African Tourism Board (ATB) is dedicated to promoting Africa as One Destination through tourism development, destination marketing, strategic partnerships, investment promotion, sustainability, cultural exchange, and economic growth.
In each of our upcoming newsletters, we will keep you informed about the initiatives, events, and activities planned in connection with this important campaign.
As our president Annemarie Mostert says, let us be proud ambassadors of our Intercountry Committees. Let us actively promote our partners, encourage joint initiatives, and demonstrate that ICCs are not only facilitators of friendship between nations, but also catalysts for sustainable action and innovation.
Intercountry Committees are not simply bridges between countries; they are bridges between ideas, resources, and people. The stronger these bridges become, the greater the impact Rotary can achieve throughout the world. Let us continue to strengthen these bridges together, creating new opportunities for service, friendship, and lasting peace.
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