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FIP allied organisations

Eligibility for FIP Allied Organisation membership

Allied organisations are defined as organisations which themselves are made up of organisations representing the pharmacy profession across different countries. Their membership may be based on a shared geography, heritage, history, language, area of pharmacy practice or other common traits.

These organisations share with FIP the goal of advancing and advocating for pharmacy across nations, and their affiliation with FIP aims to generate synergies and benefits for both parties. They actively support FIP's work to benefit their respective members and for FIP to support them and their members.

In addition, the FIP Council decided in 2023 that accreditation agencies are eligible for FIP membership as allied organisations.

 

Allied Organisations provide support to FIP's work and contribute to the broader activities of FIP to mutual benefit. The support is two-way and includes collaboration for the advancement of the pharmacy profession.

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Membership benefits
Considering that allied organisations vary in their goals and membership, the benefits and opportunities for collaboration between allied organisations and FIP may be tailored on a case-by-case basis for mutual benefit. Such collaboration may comprise agreed advocacy initiatives, data collection and use, joint events, invitations to each other’s events, translations, and dissemination of each other’s resources, amongst other work to be agreed upon between FIP and these organisations through a memorandum of understanding and a work plan or other similar documents.

In addition, FIP Allied Organisations enjoy the following benefits:

  1. Receive invitations to, agendas and minutes of FIP Council meetings;
  2. Have speaking rights during FIP Council meetings;
  3. Receive relevant FIP newsletters, resources and documentation;
  4. Enjoy access to a vast library of practice and workforce development resources, including member-only resources;
  5. Receive an invitation to be part of the FIP delegation to the World Health Assembly and other high-level meetings as appropriate and depending on capacity;
  6. Be invited to members-only networking events during the FIP congress and other relevant events;
  7. Have FIP Allied Organisation membership status in their respective region’s FIP Regional Pharmaceutical Forum (where applicable) with no additional fees. The Regional Pharmaceutical Forums provide a platform for regional cooperation and exchange; and
  8. Being invited, when appropriate, to participate in FIP working groups. 
How to join
Documents required Your application should include:
  1. The completed membership application form (to be requested from the FIP membership team at membership@fip.org), including detailed information about the organisation (e.g., its mission, structure, focus areas, activities, contact persons and the number and types of its members), and
  2. The statutes, or similar legal document, of the organisation in the original language and in English.
Submit application An organisation seeking admission as an allied organisation of FIP shall submit an application in writing to the FIP CEO Dr Catherine Duggan (ceo@fip.org).  
Authorised representative signature The application needs to be signed by an authorised representative of the organisation. All documents must be submitted in English or in the original language accompanied by an official English translation.
Application review and outcome Only applications that meet the criteria for membership shall be accepted. The FIP Board reserves the right to refuse admission to membership on any grounds it may consider appropriate.
The timeline for applications should be checked with the FIP membership team.
 
Who are our members?

Visit www.fip.org/member-organisations to see FIP’s members across the globe.

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Every month, organisations in membership receive a dedicated newsletter, “The Global Picture,” with exclusive news tailored to your membership.

Membership fees

Allied organisations are required to pay an annual fee as determined by the FIP Council.

The annual fees for allied organisations are determined based on the World Bank classification of the income level of the countries where the majority of the organisation’s members are located. For this reason, it is essential that allied organisations accurately report on their list of members and the countries where they are located.

Contact us at membership@fip.org to enquire about the fee for your organisation.

If you are interested in becoming a member or have any questions related to membership, please contact us at membership@fip.org. Have more questions?

Read through the frequently asked questions (FAQ) to find all answers!

 

Last update 13 July 2026

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