Partners

SwedBio collaborates with partners from all over the world. Together with them, and with input from SRC researchers, SwedBio develops, describes and works with methods such as multi-actor dialogues, knowledge generation and shared learning within policy and practice processes.

Partners within SwedBio’s Collaborative Programme

SwedBio has a Collaborative Programme and can support a limited number of strategic initiatives in developing countries (low income countries and least developed countries). Long-term partners that received support from the Collaborative Programme 2015 are listed below.

Other SwedBio partners

In its knowledge interface role, SwedBio collaborates with a broad spectra of partners – or target groups – all of which have relevance for developing countries:

Civil society organisations such as Indigenous Peoples and local communities groups of regional and global relevance
UN bodies
Other international networks and organisations
International agencies working with international development cooperation (such as multilateral donors including the World Bank, bilateral donors, UN agencies)
Swedish organisations working with Swedish international development cooperation
Swedish government offices and other international negotiators
Governments and institutions in developing countries working with management of natural resources
Universities and research centres
Private sector, when relevant for SwedBio’s objectives