
Europe: IFOAM EU Group (European Group of the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements) represents IFOAM members in EU, EFTA and candidate countries and its main objective is the promotion of organic food and agriculture.

France: Inf'OGM is a francophone citizen watch on the GMO issue. It deals with all GMO related current news in the world, and publishes in French synthesis, analyses, WEB pages and a monthly bulletin which are distributed in all francophone countries (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec, The Maghreb, Central and Western Africa). (
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Slovenia: Institute for Sustainable Development works about GMOs with the aim to protect organic farming and non-GM farming in general, to defend the right of consumers' and farmers' choice, to protect biodiversity and to counteract the devastating push of profit-oriented perspective in policy-making.

Germany: The campaign "No patent on Life!" aims to give information and to network between more than 100 German organisations cooperating to stop the patenting of organisms. It is based in Munich, seat of the European Patent Office.

Germany: The League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development (Liga für Hirtenvölker und nachhaltige Viehwirtschaft) is an advocacy and support group for pastoralists who depend on common property resources. It works and conducts research with pastoral communities, primarily in India.
Germany: Menschen für Tierrechte (People for Animal Rights) is the Federal Association against Animal Experiments. It works on genetic engineering and animals as part of their campaign against animal experiments.

Luxembourg: Mouvement Ecologique does actions and provides information on a wide range of issues of "sustainable development".

Albania: The main goal of OAA is to promote organic agriculture principles and practices, in order to contribute for a sustainable rural development in Albania.
Finland: The purpose of People's Biosafety Association, Bioturva, is to protect the genetic foundation of both cultural and natural ecosystems, and the living systems based on it, and the health and well-being of people and animals, against the risks and dangers posed by scientific, technological and economic development.
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Europe:
Ecoropa
European Greens
FoEE
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Albania:
OAA
Austria:
Global 2000
Belgium:
Wervel
Bulgaria:
Agrolink
Estonia:
ELF
Finland:
People's Biosafety Association
Georgia:
Elkana
Germany:
AbL
GeN
Kein Patent auf Leben
Liga für Hirtenvölker
MfT
zs-l
Greece:
DIO
Hungary:
ETK
Luxembourg:
Mouvement Ecologique
Netherlands:
ASEED
Norway:
Development Fund
Portugal:
Plataforma Transgénicos Fora
Serbia:
CEKOR
Slovenia:
ISD
Spain:
COAG
Ecologistas en Acción
GRAIN
Sweden:
Ekologiska Lantbrukarna
SNF
Switzerland:
Basel Appeal
EvB
SAG
Swissaid
WWF Schweiz