The Independent Cultural Scene of Serbia (NKSS) is a joint platform made up of organizations, initiatives and individuals, seeking to promote the development of inovative and critical artistic practices, and influence cultural policies.

Ulice za bicikliste is an independent organization committed to improving biking conditions and increasing the visibility of cyclists in highly-trafficked areas of Belgrade. Their goal is to change the city’s development policy to create a Belgrade for people and not for cars, pedestrianized squares, bicycle paths, lanes and parkings, a city centre without polluting traffic, better public transport and public bicycles as a public transport subsystem.

RERI is a non-governmental and non-profit organization whose mission is based around the protection and improvement of the environment. Their work is based on raising awareness among the citizens and business entities by using legal instruments and techniques, primarily through the implementation of European values and regulations. 

The RES foundation builds  networks between companies, interest groups and civil society to provide public goods and services for the resilience of communities. It is headed by a team of committed public goods and policy development professionals with a focus on stakeholder coordination, climate change, energy poverty, circular economy, decarbonizing development, public goods advocacy, energy efficiency, and renewable energy sources 

Pescanik is an NGO founded in 2006. Its first product was a radio show, broadcast on Radio B92 from 2000 to 2011. Currently, it is a radio and TV show which is broadcast by 15 radio and TV stations throughout Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo. The Pescanik website was launched in 2007, and has thus far published over 20,000 articles by leading public intellectuals.

Biciklo.me is a non-governmental organization from Podgorica advocating for the realization of the idea of Podgorica being a bicycle-friendly city, which involves the improvement of cycling infrastructure, as well as the promotion of bicycles as an alternative means of transport, promotion of healthy lifestyles, sustainable development and environmental protection. 

The Center for Cultural Decontamination (CZKD) is a non-profit cultural institution, which carries out initiatives of politicization and depoliticization of public space, culture and art through cultural and social engagement. Since its conception CZKD has been organizing a plethora of different events such as exhibits, concerts, movie screenings, workshops, conferences, lectures and public discussions.

Balkan Green Foundation (BGF) is a regional organization that promotes inclusive and equitable progress within the Western Balkans in the domain of sustainable development.  Regional initiatives are undertaken on an ongoing basis to further convey BGF’s commitment towards regional sustainability, ensuring the strengthening and advancement of vital policies affecting key sectors, such as energy, environment, and economy.

The Network of good Energy was founded at the initiative of the RES Foundation by the Cities of Pirot and Šabac and the Municipality of Vrbas with the youth organization "Mladi gorani Vojvodine" and the Belgrade Open School. As the first platform of its kind in the region, its focus is on long-term planning and fighting energy poverty, while complementing, encouraging and monitoring the public administration's efforts on this topic. 

The LICEULICE Fund provides direct assistance to marginalized groups, based on the principles of social entrepreneurship. The most well-known example is the LICEULICE magazine, distributed by a network of street vendors.