Member organisations have:

• Access to a network of top pharmacy leaders and innovators from around the world;
• Opportunities to join and influence international working groups on policy and professional issues;
• Opportunities to influence the policy development and technical work of the World Health Organization through FIP;
• Support and professional cooperation through the regional pharmaceutical forums;
• Connection to an interprofessional network through the World Health Professions Alliance;
• Access to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) network and opportunity to be involved in its projects, through the work of FIP Education;
• Enhanced standing as a member of a non-governmental organisation in official relations with the WHO;
• Engagement with Bureau leadership during the FIP annual congress;
• One global voice for you and your individual members.

FIP provides you with:

• Advocacy tools, such as global pharmacy data, evidence-based reports and briefings, for use with policymakers;
• FIP policy statements, reference papers and joint declarations with key partners (e.g. World Health Organization, UNESCO, World Health Professions Alliance);
• Policy development frameworks and opportunities to influence developments in major areas, such as the Basel Statements on hospital pharmacy, and the Nanjing Statements on pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences education;
• Essential reference work on key issues, including antimicrobial resistance, patient safety, medicines shortages, strengthening the pharmaceutical workforce, and access to medicines;
• World Pharmacists Day annual theme and campaign materials.

Our member organisations benefit from:

• Information about projects and initiatives developed by pharmacy associations around the world;
• Reports on the role of pharmacists in patient care, offering evidence and case studies, to support expansion of practice (e.g. diabetes, smoking cessation, mental health, harm reduction);
• Reports on professional innovation and excellence (e.g. vaccination, medicines information, environmental impact of medicines);
• Reports on critical global issues (e.g. antimicrobial resistance, counterfeit medicines, disaster response, medicines shortages, refugees and migrants, disease outbreaks);
• Leadership programmes and sessions during FIP congresses;
• Opportunities to present their work at special sessions during the World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences;
• Seminars addressing specific policy and professional issues (e.g. role of pharmacists in immunisation);
• Reports and tools on pharmaceutical education and workforce development, including the global competency framework for pharmacists;
• International awards recognising the best health promotion campaign and the best professional development programme;
• Access to online meetings (webinars) and seminars (some exclusive to member organisations) on current topics;
• FIP’s Model Oath for individual pharmacists.

FIP member organisations have access to:

• A monthly newsletter (The Global Picture), keeping you informed about pharmacy news from around the world;
• The International Pharmacy Journal and the Pharmacy Education journal;
• Global overview and trends reports (biennial) on pharmacy workforce, medicines distribution, practice, regulation and remuneration of community and hospital pharmacy;
• Webinars highlighting new activities and roles in pharmacy;

FIP can provide, on request:

• One-on-one consultancy on practice, advocacy and the role of pharmacists;
• Assistance with projects to build capacity and boost pharmacy education;
• Letters of support to your government or policymakers;
• Presence at your national events and meetings;
• Promotion of your events through its communication channels.

Member organisations have the use of:

• Global pharmacy data (Global Pharmacy Observatory);
• Global surveys and research reports;
• Database of congress abstracts, with research in pharmacy practice, education, pharmaceutical sciences from all over the world;  
• Evidence on pharmacy activities, services and policies;
• Global pharmacy workforce intelligence: trends report.

Member organisations are:

• Able to influence the programme content of international FIP congresses and conferences;
• Offered discounted registration membership fees for Council delegates;
• Invited to the President’s reception and Council dinner at the FIP congress;
• Able to enjoy a congress VIP room (a room that can reserved to organise meetings);
• Given opportunities to meet international colleagues and exchange experiences, views and information;
• Able to access continuing education.

Member organisations have an official seat in the FIP Council. This means they can:

• Vote at Council meetings;
• Speak at Council meetings;
• Influence official FIP documents.