Our partners

RRI is lucky to have many supporters for different area's of its work.

Sri Lankan Partners

Our Sri Lankan partners work with us to help smoothly implement projects across different sectors and with different stakeholders, as well as supporting our work in a variety of ways. Many thanks to everyone who has helped facilitate RRI's work to ensure it is a success.

Conservation Carbon Company

Forest Garden Certification

Sri Lanka Tourism

Central Environment Authority, Sri Lanka

District Secretaries: Ampara, Batticaloa and Galle, Sri Lanka

Fisheries officers: Potivil, Panama and Thirukkovil

Galle Heritage Foundation

Mayor of Galle, Sri Lanka

Municipal Commissioner of Galle, Sri Lanka

Provincial Councils: Akkaraipattu, Galle, Lahugala 
and Pottivil, Sri Lanka

Rainforest Trust, Sri Lanka

Rainforest Tea Gardens

Temple Forest Trust, Sri Lanka

Project Funders

The following partners have offered vital financing to enable us deliver our high quality programmes in Sri Lanka. With extend great thanks to the following organisations, without whom we would not be able to continue our vital work.

	AFAP, Australia
	Ayesha Foundation
	Both Ends, Netherlands
	Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)
	Counterpart International, USA
	CRUF, Sri Lanka
	Desert Venture
	Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe, Germany
	DGIS, Netherlands
	Elon University, North Carolina, USA
	Greenify UF, Sweden
	GVC, Italy
	HEKS, Switzerland
	Khoning School, Netherlands
	Mennonite Central Committee (MCC)
	National Geographic Society
	Norwegian People's Aid
	The Princes' Rainforest Trust
	ProFound, Netherlands
	Rainforest Concern, UK
	Rainforest Conservation Fund
	Rainforest Rescue, Australia
	Swiss Labour Assistance, Switzerland
	Swiss Solidarity, Switzerland
	Travel Development Lanka
	World Food Programme (WFP)
	UNOPS: United Nations Office for Project Services

Partners who have supported us with volunteers, training and donations-in-kind

The following partners have supported RRI in a range of different ways, from providing training, to sending volunteers, to supporting us with in-kind donations. We are very grateful to these companies who continue to support our staff and our work.

	Challenges Worldwide
	The Eden Project, UK
	International Analog Forestry Network (IAFN)
	The Princes' Rainforest Trust
	Sri Lankan Airlines
	Virtusa