ROYM Nepal is a proud member of the following national and international alliances, network, and organizations:

The NGO Federation of Nepal (NFN)

The NGO Federation of Nepal (NFN) is an umbrella organization of NGOs working in various fields of social welfare and development. Established in 1991 for the promotion and protection of social justice, human rights, and pro-poor development, NFN has evolved as a national organization working for the entire NGO movement in Nepal. 

Disaster Preparedness Network-Nepal (DPNet)

Disaster Preparedness Network-Nepal (DPNet), established in 1996, stands as a key national umbrella organization dedicated to enhancing disaster management in Nepal through a unified approach involving national and international agencies. The core focus of DPNet is on fostering coordination, collaboration, learning, and sharing of experiences in strengthening disaster management practices. The organization plays a crucial role in knowledge management, capacity building, policy advocacy, and in facilitating networking among government and relevant stakeholders. 

Alliance against Trafficking in Women and Children in Nepal (AATWIN)

Alliance  against Trafficking in Women and Children in Nepal (AATWIN), a national level network of non-governmental organizations, was formally formed on 6 June 1997, to strengthen the campaign against human trafficking and for human rights; focused on women's and children's human rights. AATWIN has adopted Human Rights-Based Approach in all its endeavors. It has been focusing, since its establishment, on policy changes to tackle human trafficking at the local, national and international levels. It has undertaken tireless efforts to bring conceptual clarity on issues of human trafficking not only amongst its member organizations but also in wider populations. AATWIN recognizes that human trafficking is a global phenomenon, and strongly believes that the national laws, policies, regulations and functional service guidelines including campaigns should reflect the international standards and practices. AATWIN aims to mobilize campaigns by joining hands together with as many as possible local, national and international organizations to fight against the issues pertaining to human trafficking.

The Grassroots Justice Network

The Grassroots Justice Network brings justice defenders together to connect, learn, and act. Its vision is a world where communities most affected by injustice can defend their rights and actively participate in decisions that impact their lives. With a global community of over 15,900 members from 175 countries—including justice defenders, activists, educators, public servants, students, and passionate advocates—this network addresses a wide range of issues such as gender equality, land rights, housing discrimination, statelessness, and pretrial detention. United in their commitment, members work in solidarity with communities facing injustice. They share a common approach known as legal empowerment, which helps communities understand, utilize, and shape the law, enabling those most impacted by injustice to exercise their rights and influence decisions affecting their lives. On the frontlines of justice struggles, members build community power in areas where injustice and environmental destruction are prevalent. By coming together and sharing unique insights, they strengthen the movement, unlocking solutions to pressing justice challenges and striving to create a world where justice for all is a reality.

Youth Policy Network (YPN)

The Youth Policy Network is a youth initiative dedicated to empowering Nepal's youth in the area of electoral reform and policy development. This intervention intends to discourse mainly on two major issues of the Nepalese youths. Firstly, low participation and engagement of the young people in policy development, low awareness in political rights including electoral rights and secondly, lack of inclusivity in the participation in terms of gender, caste, ethnicity, geography and disability. This initiation tries to raise and establish the collective issues of youth in an inclusive manner and promote evidence-based advocacy to bring changes in the public policies and practices. Additionally, the campaign will foster many intersectional issues of youths who are marginalized and promote their participation in advocacy. This campaign aims to contribute primarily to highlight the diverse issues of youth to be considered seriously in public policies and electoral reforms and enhance their engagement in advocacy to influence the relevant decision makers. Range of activities will be implemented to organize youth for collective action through Youth Policy Network (YPN), capacity building, and engaging youth in advocacy initiatives to bring required changes in the behavior and action of decision makers.

SDGs National Network Nepal 

SDGs National Network Nepal is a common platform of independent civil society major groups, stakeholders, and individuals. Since 2019, SDGs National Network Nepal has been coordinating the civil society process on the 2030 Agenda of Sustainable Development (SDGs) in Nepal. This network brings together a diverse array of civil society Major Groups and Stakeholders to collaboratively work towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, fostering a collective effort to drive sustainable progress in Nepal. 

Youth Collective Network

The Youth Collective is a global network of over 4,900 youth civil society organizations and leaders. It offers funding opportunities, networking, events, training, visibility, and resources to amplify youth power across 185 countries. 

National Network for Safe Migration (NNSM)

National Network for Safe Migration (NNSM) is an umbrella organization of civil society organizations in Nepal working in the field of labour migration and development. It was established in 2008 with a sole purpose of integrating efforts of civil society organizations especially for policy recommendations. Since inception, NNSM has been playing instrumental role in policy advocacy for protection and promotion of the rights of migrant workers and their families. It also focuses on empowerment and capacity development of its member organizations, network building for common platform and research/studies so as to contribute for making labour migration safer, dignified and productive.

National Alliance for Human Rights and Social Justice

National Alliance for Human Rights and Social Justice – Nepal (Human Rights Alliance), a Coalition of Nepali non- governmental human rights organisations dedicated to a cause of freedom, human rights, social justice, and peace in Nepal was established in 1996 in the initiation of some leading human rights NGOs in order for bring together like-minded human rights organisations to build nationwide human rights movement conducive for all to realize their basic rights. Since 1999, Human Rights Alliance was formally registered as an umbrella organisation for human rights and social justice. It envisages a world where people would assert and enjoy all human rights, and thereby experience peace and prosperity. Human Rights Alliance has well practised the inclusion of a wide variety of ethnic, caste, linguistic, religious and other marginalised communities in its organisational structure from the centre to the districts which follow democratic processes for selection of the committee members. This mechanism promotes more collaboration between excluded and others rather than creating just exclusionary groups. The umbrella organization, being the largest network of human rights NGOs throughout the country has now more than 1500 member organizations.