Table 5. Front Groups and Third Parties Documented to Have Received Tobacco Industry Funding for Operations in Southeast Asia.
| Organization | Sources |
| Formal business networks | |
| International Business Chamber Cambodia | 68 |
| Cambodia Chamber of Commerce | 68 |
| Cambodian Federation of Employers and Business Associations | 68 |
| American Chamber of Commerce | 77,80,81,95,119 |
| Associations/alliances | |
| Gabungan Pengusaha Pabrik Rokok Indonesia (kretek manufacturers association) | 52 |
| Gabungan Produsen Rokok Putih Indonesia (white cigarette manufacturers association) | 52 65 |
| Alliance of Indonesia Tobacco Society | 65 |
| Indonesia Tobacco Society Movement (Gemati) | 65 |
| Central Java Regional Representatives Council | 83 |
| District Legislative Councils Association | 83 |
| Indonesian Tobacco Farmers’ Association | 83 |
| International Tobacco Growers Association | 2,64,124,125 |
| Thai Tobacco Trade Association | 70 |
| Tobacco Retailer Association (Thailand) | 126 |
| Malaysia Coffee Shop Association | 73 |
| Malaysia-Singapore Coffee Shop Proprietors General Association | 73,127 |
| International agencies | |
| International Union of Food | 103 |
| International Labour Organization | 103,73 |
| UNICEF | 103,73 |
| Interpol | 70,97 |
| Think tanks | |
| Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs | 77 |
| International Tax and Investment Center | 76,81,93,128 |
Abbreviation: UNICEF, The United Nations Children’s Fund.