1.National Scientific Center “Institute for Soil Science and Agrochemistry Research named after O.N. Sokolovsky”. The Institute is a leading contemporary, innovational, scientific-methodological center, which heads and coordinates research works on issues of soil science, agrochemistry and soil protection, Kharkov, Ukraine (http://www.issar.com.ua/).

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2.National Institute of bioresources and nature management of Ukraine – Ukrainian laboratory of quality and safety of agricultural products, Kiev, Ukraine (http://quality.ua/).

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3.Institute of Agroecology and Environmental management of National Academy of agrarian sciences of Ukraine; sector of development of organic production (http://agroeco.org.ua)

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4.Evolve Growing Solutions – an organization with unique partnership of horticultural, architectural and technology development expertise based in England. Focused on identifying and developing new technologies in agricultural sector, Nottingham, UK (http://evolvegrowingsolutions.co.uk/). 

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5.ICBA – International Center for Biosaline Agriculture, non-profit agricultural research center. Currently, ICBA is working on a number of technology developments, including the use of conventional and non-conventional water and land management technologies and remote sensing and modeling for climate change adaptation (http://www.biosaline.org/).

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6.Estonian Crop Research Institute is a state research and development institute in area of governance of  Estonian Ministry of Rural Affairs. The Institute provides scientific expertise for advisory system, state officials and development of legislation. http://www.etki.ee
 

7.Bureau of Sustainability-Projects (Nachhaltigkeits-Projekte) (http://carola-holweg.de/)