The ICAF's programs are implemented by a global network of in-country partners. The organizations and institutions listed below currently represent the ICAF in their respective or did so in the recent past:
- Aruba: Aruba Arts Foundation
- Argentina: María Claudia Albini (The ICAF representative)
- Armenia: NFS Educational NGO
- Austria: Isabell Claus (The ICAF representative)
- Azerbaijan: National Commission for UNESCO
- Bahrain: Ministry of Culture
- Bangladesh: National Federation of Youth Organizations
- Belarus: Karina Kharaneka (The ICAF representative)
- Bhutan: National Commission for UNESCO, Ministry of Education
- Brazil: Canal Futura
- Bulgaria: Culture Plus
- Cambodia: Maddox Julie-Pitt Foundation
- Cameroon: Nereus Patrick Cheo (The ICAF representative)
- Cayman Islands: National Gallery of the Cayman Islands
- Chile: Paulina Contreras Correa(The ICAF representative) and Corporación Cultural Artistas del Acero
- China: Liu Yang, member, China Artist Association
- Colombia:
Francisco Javier Landazábal Suárez (The ICAF representative), Bogota
- Congo, Democratic Republic: Ministry of Education
- Cook Island: Ministry of Culture
- Costa Rica: Gina Marín Rojas (The ICAF representative)
- Croatia: Ministry of Science, Education and Sports
- Cyprus: Ministry of Education and Culture
- Cyprus (Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus): Cyprus Child Foundation
- Ecuador: Isabell Crespo (The ICAF representative)
- Egypt: Al Searag
- El Salvador: Ministry of Education
- Ethiopia: Wings Education and Media
- Gambia: Youth and Children Centre for Arts Foundation
- Germany: Antje-Tesche Mentzen (The ICAF representative)
- Ghana: Francis Adams (The ICAF representative)
- Hungary: Attila Kovacs (The ICAF representative)
- India: Chandana Art Foundation International and Dr. Vikram Parlikar for music and performance applicants
- Indonesia: Yuni Purnamawati (The ICAF representative)
- Iran: Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults (KANOON)
- Israel: Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport
- Ivory Coast: Defense des Enfants International
- Japan: The ICAF Japan
- Kazakhstan: www.nurorda.kz
- Kenya: Voluntary Youth Philanthropists
- Korea: ChildArt Magazine Korea
- Kyrgyzstan: Bishkek Art Center
- Liberia: Child Art Liberia
- Lebanon: Chloe Maria Kreidi Association, Beirut
- Macedonia: Ivan Trpkov (The ICAF representative)
- Madagascar: National Commission UNESCO
- Malaysia: The Tree Theater Group
- Mauritius: Ministry of Education, Culture and Human Resources
- Mexico: Casa Pacifica and CONACULTA
- Namibia: Ministry of Basic Education, Sport and Culture
- New Zealand: New Zealand Children's Art House Foundation Trust
- Nigeria: National Council for Art and Culture
- Palestine: Palestinian Child Arts Center
- Papua New Guinea: Michael Kisombo (The ICAF representative)
- Peru: Comisión Nacional Peruana de Cooperación con la UNESCO
- Romania: Euro-Asia Promotion and Cultural Foundation
- Samoa: Ministry of Education, Sport and Culture
- Saudi Arabia: King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, Saudi Aramco
- Senegal: Club UNESCO Emile Badiane
- Sierra Leone: Mustapha Sesay (The ICAF representative)
- Slovenia: Institution for Creative Development of Young Children
- Spain: Professor M. Reyes González Vida, University of Grenada (The ICAF representative)
- Sri Lanka: CCBS (Colombo Children’s Book Society)
- Swaziland: National Council for Arts and Culture
- Sweden: Christer Edman (The ICAF representative)
- Taiwan: AKD Education Consulting (Beijing)
- Tajikistan: Mumtoz Kamolzoda (The ICAF representative)
- Tanzania: National Arts Council
- Togo: Hokifa
- Turkey: Asli Kinsizer, Suny Oswego State University Art Department (The ICAF Representative currently in New York)
- Uganda: Mike Ssembiro, African Peace Murals Uganda (The ICAF representative)
- Ukraine: Klavdiya Bogolyubova (The ICAF representative)
- United Kingdom: Elaine Thomas (The ICAF representative)
- Uzbekistan: Tatyana Chabrova (The ICAF representative)
- Venezuela: Walter & Werner
- Vietnam: Christina Noble Children's Foundation
- Yemen: Ebhar Foundation for Childhood and Creativity
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