Aaprabasi Mahila Kamdar Samuha (AMKAS), or The Returnee Women Migrant Workers' Group, is a civil society organization led and administered by returnee women migrant workers. AMKAS was founded in 2016 by a group of well-known and experienced Nepali migrant rights activists to promote the rights and interests of Nepali migrant workers in both their home and destination countries, based on the idea that "Migrant Rights are Human Rights."

ANTUF as the trade union federation involves to safeguards rights and interests of Nepali workers in and out of the country. It has been advocating for safe and decent work for the Nepali migrant workers for a long period of time. It has played a significant role in formulating laws and policies in the area of foreign labour migration.

Center for Migration and International Relations (CMIR) is a not-for-profit institute thriving to ensuring rights of migrant workers and their families are respected, guaranteed and fulfilled. We are a dedicated and dynamic team of returnee migrant workers, migrant rights’ activists and researchers having a long-time involvement history in the field of migration and development.

GEFONT has a long history of safeguarding – through various arrangements – the interests of Nepali migrant workers in foreign countries. Significant achievements have for example been made in Malaysia including Korea, Hong Kong where GEFONT has signed MoUs with national trade union federations.

National Network for Safe Migration (NNSM) is an umbrella organization of civil society organizations in Nepal working in the field of labour migration and development. It was established in 2008 with a sole purpose of integrating efforts of civil society organizations especially for policy recommendations. Since inception, NNSM has been playing instrumental role in policy advocacy for protection and promotion of the rights of migrant workers and their families.

To address the issues, interests, and rights of Migrant Workers, Nepal Trade Union Congress has established a separate Migration Desk, Migration Cell and Department which has been planning, organizing, conducting and implementing various programs and activities related to foreign labour migration.

People Forum for Human Rights (People Forum) is a professional organization established for the protection of human rights and promotion of rule of law in Nepal. Since its establishment in 2003, it has been working to provide Free legal aid, advocacy and lobbying for policy reformation , Public International Litigation (PIL), Capacity Building and generating awareness at community level through training, workshops and interaction programs.

Pravasi Nepali Coordination Committee (PNCC) is a non-profit, non-political, non-governmental social organization dedicated to safeguarding and advancing the rights of Nepalese migrant workers. It was founded in Nepal in 2009 by returnee migrant workers with the mission of offering all possible support to migrant workers in hardship, particularly in the Gulf Countries, and Malaysia.

POURAKHI Nepal is a non-governmental, non-profit social organization.  We work with Nepalese women migrant workers (WMWs) and their families to sensitize them of their rights to take informed choices in the entire cycle of migration, i.e., Pre-Departure, Immigration, Employment stage at the country of destination, and Post arrival to the country of origin.

SAFE Nepal is non-profit and a non-governmental social organization. We have been working with migrants and their family, youth networks, women, and students to sensitize them on the process of foreign employment, rights, legal process and access to legal identity of married women as well as their child.