Currently Partnerships:

• UK Sport to support the Organizational Development Initiative.
  
• Commonwealth Games Canada (CGC) to support the Organizational Development Initiative.
  
• Handicap International  (HI) to share expertise and promote the rights and opportunities for persons with a disability in sport.

 
Former Partnerships

United Nations Education and Scientific Organization (UNESCO) to promote the Convention Against Doping in Sport, increase awareness about persons with a disability in formal education systems through the IPC’s Paralympic School Day programme and promote girls and women as leaders within sport.

Right to Play work in partnership to promote sport as a means for development, health and peace with particular focus on inclusion of persons with a disability.

• The President of the IPC, Sir Philip Craven, and the Special Adviser to the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General on Sport for Development and Peace, Adolf Ogi, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 11 February 2005 formalizing the co-operation between both organizations to promote the value of sport as a means for development for persons with a disability and theInternational Year of Sport and Physical Education 2005.
  
• CARE International Deutschland supported the Rehabilitation Through Sport in the Tsunami Areas (ReSTA) project in Sri Lanka in 2005-2006.
  
• The Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation gave a Quality For Life Grant to the International Paralympic Equestrian Committee (IPEC) to support the Training and Development of Equestrians with a Disability from Economically/Socially Disadvantaged Countries.
  
• The European Commission supported the Paralympic School Day Project in Europe through its Joint Actions Programme.
  
• The International Olympic Committee supported the Rehabilitation Through Sport: Assisting Amputees and other Persons with a Disability pilot project in Angola.
  
• The Swiss Agency for Development and Co-operation supported the Healthy Paralympians project in East Africa.