Debt Relief Advocacy Groups: Raise awareness about debt-related issues, lobby for policy changes, and advocate for debt relief for developing countries.

Financial Education NGOs: Provide financial education and literacy programs to communities in developing countries enabling them to make informed financial decisions and manage debt effectively.

Microfinance Institutions: Provide small-scale financial services, including microloans, to entrepreneurs and small businesses in developing countries to promote economic growth and reduce reliance on external debt.

Community Development Organizations: Work on various community development projects, such as infrastructure, education, and healthcare, to improve living conditions and reduce the need for external financing.

Social Entrepreneurship Networks: Support social entrepreneurs in developing countries, helping them create sustainable business models that contribute to economic development and reduce dependence on external funding.

Local Environmental NGOs: Focus on sustainable development and environmental conservation, as a healthy environment can contribute to economic stability and reduce the impact of climate-related disasters that often lead to increased debt.

Fair Trade Cooperatives: Promote fair trade practices, ensuring that producers in developing countries receive fair compensation for their goods to improve economic conditions and reduce the need for debt.

Healthcare Initiatives: Provide medical services and education to communities in developing countries leading to increased productivity and economic stability.

Education Foundations: Improve education in developing countries, providing access to quality education and vocational training leading to economic empowerment and reduced reliance on external financing.

Women's Empowerment Groups: Empower women through education, vocational training, and entrepreneurship broaden community development and reduce reliance on external debt.