Currently, a number of enthusiastic European partner organisations are active within POLITEIA. The organisations listed below participated in the conferences in December 2005, December 2006 or have joined the network by being active in the project 'European Exchange of Good Practices in the Field of Participation and Citizenship of Underrepresented Groups'.

The CLS is a private non-profit policy institute based in Sofia, Bulgaria. During its more than 10 years of experience, the Centre has strived to provide policy analysis and proposals based on sound and deep academic research in three fields – politics, economy and security, with a two-level focus – national and regional. It has been an active participant in many debates, and has developed a lively network of partners in Bulgaria and in the region of Southeast Europe.

Cittadinanzattiva activities aim at promoting civic participation and protecting citizens’ rights in Italy and in Europe. It is based on a 'network of networks' engaged in specific public policies, such as health, justice, consumer and users’ rights, education and training. Since 2001 Cittadinanzattiva has promoted the Active Citizenship Network, which consists of some 70 national civic organizations from 30 European countries working together on specific projects on the European level.

GONG is a non-partisan citizens' organization founded in 1997 to encourage citizens to take active participation in political processes. GONG conducts non-partisan monitoring of election process, educates citizens about their rights and duties, encourages mutual communication between citizens and their elected representatives, promotes transparency of work within public services, manages public advocacy campaigns and encourages and helps citizens in self-organizing initiatives.

The Instituut voor Publiek en Politiek (IPP) - the Dutch Centre for Political Participation - is an independent, non-partisan organisation that promotes political and social participation, both in the Netherlands and abroad. Some of its projects are subsidised by the central government. Besides that, a substantial part of its revenue is generated by commissions from provincial and municipal authorities, other government agencies, and non-governmental organisations.

Partners for Democratic Change Slovakia (PDCS) is an independent non-governmental nonprofit organization, which provides professional education and consultation-advisory services and issues publications. The mission of PDCS is to help develop and promote culture of democracy, expand democratic approaches and mechanisms for dialogue and conflict prevention. We fulfill our mission by working with nonprofit organizations, public administration institutions and cross-sector partnerships in development programs and by arranging cultured dialogue among various interest groups.

TASC’s mission is to make a real contribution to the revitalisation of progressive politics in Ireland. It creates a space for fresh and innovative thinking, leading to practical policy solutions, which will feed directly into the campaigning platforms of political and civil society activists. TASC is driven by its belief that critical reflection is indispensable to the process of bringing about fundamental change in the ways in which the political, economic, community and kinship institutions of our society act.

The Vincentian Partnership for Social Justice was established in 1996 to work for social and economic change tackling poverty and exclusion.

The Youth centre of Dravinja Valley carries out activities in the field of informal education, culture, encouragement of positive rivalry, informing and consultancy, voluntarily youth work, mobility of the young (European Youth Programme), encouraging of moral and ethical principles, programmes about informing and preventing addictions, personality growth, encouraging activities in youth organizations, publishing, and other free time activities (craft, workshops).