ARTNeT aims at increasing the amount of quality and relevant trade research in the region by harnessing the research capacity already available and developing additional capacity through regional team research projects, enhanced research dissemination mechanisms, increased interactions between policymakers and researchers, and specific capacity building activities catering to researchers and research institutions from least developed countries.

It is a national coalition of environmental, labor, consumer, family farm, religious, and other civil society groups founded in 1992 during the fight over the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

Latin American Center for Competitiveness and Sustainable Development

This website aims to facilitate the flow of information among NGOs and social movements who believe their governments, private sector and civil society need to make greater efforts to ensure the accountability of business and industry, especially Transnational Corporations, to society. It contains information about ongoing civil society campaigns on corporate accountability and about NGOs and trade unions who are active in this field.

DPRU is part of the School of Economics at the University of Cape Town, South Africa.

EPA Watch's website is meant as an instrument to monitor the trade negotiations between the European Union and the ACP (African, Caribbean and Pacific) countries, which will take place between 2002 and 2008 with the aim of establishing Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs).

This website provides information, analysis, and views on trade, investment and aid between European Union, its member states (EU) and developing countries (LDC).

GATSwatch is a joint project of Corporate Europe Observatory and Transnational Institute. One of the main objectives of the GATSwatch project is research and analysis of the role and agenda of corporate lobbies with regards to the WTO GATS 2000 negotiations.

IATP assists public interest organizations in effectively influencing both domestic and international policymaking through the following activities: monitoring, analysis and research; education and outreach; training and technical assistance; coalition building and international networking. IATP monitors the key events and topics related to agriculture, environment, community economic development and trade.

ICTSD facilitates interaction between policy-makers and those outside the system to help trade policy become more supportive of sustainable development. By helping parties increase capacity and become better informed about each other, ICTSD builds bridges between groups with seemingly disparate agendas. Switzerland.

The IISD works on international trade and investment, economic policy, climate change, measurement and indicators, and natural resource management to make development sustainable. By using Internet communications, IISD covers and reports on international negotiations and broker knowledge gained through collaborative projects with global partners. Canada.

This website has been created as a focal point for groups (whether they be NGOs, trade unions, civil society groups etc.) working against the launch of investment negotiations in the WTO.

The Presbyterian Church has developed Just Trade as a web site geared to educate and mobilize Presbyterians and others to oppose unjust trade agreements and advocate for Fair Trade.

Radio Earth Summit is primarily focused on gathering stories from people who have been affected by the activities of multinational corporations. It's a project of Friends of the Earth International.

The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) opened WTO Watch in preparation for the WTO's Seattle Ministerial.

Available in English, French, and Spanish.