Working Together
IPS 2026 brings together government, global health bodies, research institutions, and faith partners behind the Dhaka Declaration on Faith-Based Diabetes Prevention.
Under the Patronage of
Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh
National and international collaborators
Partner Directory
Each partner contributes expertise across public health, policy, research, implementation, faith networks, and global diabetes prevention.
Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS)
Bangladesh’s Directorate General of Health Services implements national health programmes, supports health planning and policy delivery, and coordinates technical services under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
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Bangladesh Islamic Foundation
Established in 1975, Bangladesh Islamic Foundation advances education, research, publications, mosque development, imam training, and social welfare through a nationwide network under the Ministry of Religious Affairs.
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World Diabetes Foundation (WDF)
The World Diabetes Foundation supports sustainable diabetes prevention and care in low- and middle-income countries, working through partnerships that strengthen health systems, expand access, build capacity, and reduce health inequities.
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OIC-COMSTECH
OIC-COMSTECH strengthens scientific and technological cooperation among OIC Member States through research, training, innovation, fellowships, institutional collaboration, and policy support, including initiatives addressing public health and non-communicable diseases.
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International Diabetes Federation (IDF)
The International Diabetes Federation represents national diabetes associations worldwide and advances prevention, quality care, education, research, and advocacy through global partnerships and evidence-informed health policy.
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Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
JICA is Japan’s development cooperation agency, supporting human security and sustainable growth through technical cooperation, finance, partnerships, and global programmes addressing health, poverty, climate change, and other development priorities.
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World Health Organization (WHO)
The World Health Organization is the United Nations agency for global health, leading international efforts on universal health coverage, emergencies, evidence-based policy, research, partnerships, and the prevention of communicable and non-communicable diseases.
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Diabetes in Asia Study Group (DASG)
The Diabetes in Asia Study Group promotes diabetes prevention, care, education, research, and advocacy across Asia by connecting clinicians, researchers, and partners for scientific exchange and evidence-based practice.
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Global Metabolic Health Alliance (GMHA)
The Global Metabolic Health Alliance connects researchers, health leaders, governments, and innovators to advance integrated, evidence-based action on prevention, early detection, care, policy, and population-level metabolic health.
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