The Global Greens Coordination (GGC), established in 2001, is the body empowered to make decisions on behalf of the Global Greens in between the periodic Congresses. The GGC works by consensus and its roles include:
- Facilitating global communication and networking
- Developing common views and campaigns
- Encouraging joint action
- Exchanging skills and support
- Promoting Green ideas and values
Each of the four Green federations/networks elect three members to the GGC, supported by three alternates who can stand in when needed. Current members are listed below.
African Greens Federation
- Frank Habineza (Democratic Green Party of Rwanda) May 2008-present
- Adamou Garba (Niger Parti Vert) May 2008-present
- Nma Emeruwah (Nigerian Green Movement) April 2010-present
- Pembe Didace (Parti Ecologiste Congalais) April 2010-present
Asia-Pacific Greens Network
- Margaret Blakers (Australian Greens) April 2001-present
- Liaquat Ali (Pakistan Green Party) May 2010-present
- Keli Yen (Green Party Taiwan) October 2011-present
- alternate Suresh Nautiyal (Uttarakhand Parivartan Party, India) May 2010-present
- alternate Masaya Koriyama (Midori no To, Greens Japan) October 2012-present
- alternate Dorothy Tekwie (Papua New Guinea Greens) October 2012-present
European Green Party
- Steve Emmott (Green Party of England and Wales) November 2009 - present
- Merja Kahkonen (Vihreät - De Grön, Finnish Greens) May 2013 - present
- Jean Rossiaud (Les Verts/Die Grünen, Switzerland) May 2013 - present
- alternate Saraswati Matthieu (Groen!, Belgium) November 2012-present
- alternate Eva Goes (Miljöpartiet de Gröna, Sweden) November 2009-present
Federación de Partidos Verdes de las Americas
- Manuel Diaz Capdevilla (Movimiento Verde Ecologico de Venezuela) December 2011-present
- Margot Soria (Partido Verde de Bolivia) December 2011-present
- Carlos Ramon Gonzalez (Partido Verde, Colombia) December 2011-present
Past members of the Global Greens Coordination