IDF Western Pacific
The IDF Western Pacific Region (WP) includes 38 countries and territories and currently represents 19 diabetes organisations in 14 countries.
IDF Western Pacific Members
Diabetes Australia
Cambodian Diabetes Association
Chinese Diabetes Society
Diabetes Committee of Hospitals Association of Korea
Diabetes Fiji
Hong Kong Society for Endocrinology, Metabolism and Reproduction
Youth Diabetes Action
Diabetes Hongkong
Persatuan Diabetes Indonesia
Japan Association for Diabetes Education and Care
Japan Diabetes Society
Diabetes Malaysia
Mongolian Diabetes Association
Myanmar Diabetes Association
Diabetes New Zealand
Diabetic Association of Papua New Guinea
Korean Diabetes Society
Korean Diabetes Association
Diabetes Singapore
Association of Diabetes Educators (Singapore)
Chinese Taipei Diabetes Association
Taiwanese Association of Diabetes Educators (TADE)
Thai Association of Diabetes Educators
Diabetes Association of Thailand
Diabetes Philippines
The Philippine College of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
Tonga Diabetes Association
Action4Diabetes
Asian Association for the Study of Diabetes (AASD)
Diabetes in Western Pacific 2024
215 million adults (20-79)
are living with diabetes
108 million adults
with diabetes are undiagnosed
1 in 5 live births
are affected by hyperglycaemia in pregnancy
1 in 8
adults living with diabetes
1 in 2
adults with diabetes undiagnosed
IDF WPR Congress 2026
On 18-21 August, join the global diabetes community in Melbourne for the IDF Western Pacific Region Congress 2026, co‑hosted with ADC and Metabolic Diseases 2026. A landmark meeting featuring six programme streams, world‑class international speakers, strong advocacy and lived‑experience focus, plus networking and social events. Discounted registration available for IDF Fellows and participants from LMICs.
Learn more and register
Diabetes and disasters
Natural disasters are common in the Western Pacific region. The IDF Western Pacific Region has developed the IDF-WPR Natural Disaster Programme to help ease and save the lives of people with diabetes in the region that are affected by natural and human-made disasters.
First published in 2015, the Diabetes Care and Disasters – IDF Western Pacific Region manual identifies means to reduce the negative impact of disasters and promotes the sharing of knowledge to help individuals, communities and countries increase their resilience to disasters. The second edition (2022) includes substantial updates informed by recent disaster experience learnings.
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IDF-WPR Newsletter
IDF-WPR-Newsletter-April-2026 April 2026 IDF-WPR-Issue-9 December 2025 IDF WPR Newsletter Issue 8 September 2025 September 2025 IDF-WPR-Newsletter-7-0325 March 2025 IDF-WP-Newsletter-6 December 2024 IDF WPR Newsletter 5 September 2024 September 2024 IDF-WPR Newsletter_4_0724 July 2024
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Epidemiology of type 1 diabetes in the IDF Western Pacific Region
A systematic review related to the incidence of type 1 diabetes in the IDF Western Pacific region has been published in the IDF official journal Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice.
10 January 2024
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