An international cooperation body connecting IVF clinics, research institutions, cross-border medical service platforms, pharma, legal and payment partners across the global fertility industry.
Member institutions and partners spanning Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Americas and the Middle East.
Clinics, research centers, cross-border platforms, pharma, legal and payment partners.
Reproductive medicine clinicians, embryologists, operators and cross-border service teams.
Aggregate assisted reproductive technology cycles disclosed by WFA member institutions.
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WFA is an international cooperation body for the global fertility industry, connecting fertility clinics, research institutions, cross-border medical service platforms, fertility pharmaceutical companies, legal service providers, payment institutions and industry partners.
WFA serves IVF hospitals and centers, physicians, embryology labs, research institutions, cross-border medical service platforms, fertility pharma companies, legal and payment service providers, and related industry partners.
WFA provides industry exchange, resource matchmaking, international study visits, event publishing, professional training, brand visibility, compliance dialogue and cross-border cooperation opportunities.
A public directory of WFA member institutions, council members, partner organizations and industry collaborators.
In addition to conventional first- and second-generation IVF procedures (IVF-ET, ICSI, embryo culture and cryopreservation), the institution provides more advanced assisted reproductive services. (English content is provided for reference and may be updated by the WFA Secretariat.)
INCINTA Fertility Center in the United States is a leading global brand in assisted reproductive technology, focused on providing high-end fertility solutions for families struggling with infertility. (English content is provided for reference and may be updated by the WFA Secretariat.)
Attending physicians graduated from leading international medical institutions including the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Sun Yat-sen University, Shandong University, the National University of Colombia, and the Autonomous University of Barcelona, bringing an internationalised academic background. (English content is provided for reference and may be updated by the WFA Secretariat.)
Focused on disease and genetic mutation screening, including colour blindness, coeliac disease, hereditary deafness, cystic fibrosis, hereditary retinal disease, spinal muscular atrophy, thalassemia and muscular dystrophy. (English content is provided for reference and may be updated by the WFA Secretariat.)
WFA links fertility clinics, research organizations, cross-border service platforms and industry partners across countries and regions through members, council seats, regional chapters, training and events.
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In vitro fertilization (IVF) is an assisted reproductive technique in which an egg and sperm are combined outside the body to form an embryo that is then transferred into the uterus.
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is a laboratory technique in which a single sperm is injected directly into an oocyte.
PGT is preimplantation genetic testing. The A, M and SR variants target aneuploidy, monogenic disorders and structural rearrangements respectively.
The embryology lab is the technical core of an IVF cycle, responsible for fertilization, culture, grading and cryopreservation.
Cross-border patient demand, technology exchange and regulatory differences are driving fertility clinics toward international cooperation networks.
A WFA member is an institution admitted by WFA that participates in association exchange and cooperation. Membership is organized into several tiers.
From 25–29 November 2025, 38 learners completed seven core modules — covering legal compliance, embryology lab practice and AI applications — at the WFA Training Center in Guangzhou.
On 12 November 2025, the 2025 WFA Annual Conference and Glaybox Global ART Industry Exchange was held at the Beijing HNA Marriott, with 230 attendees.
On 20 November 2024, Metro IVF (Malaysia) was officially admitted as a WFA member institution.
On 20 November 2024, Grapes.ART (Georgia) was formally admitted as a WFA member institution.
On 20 November 2024, Fenxiong Life — focused on pre-conception care supplements — was admitted as a WFA member.
In December 2024, Thailand's Royal REP Fertility Hospital joined WFA and announced plans for a clinical collaboration clinic in the Greater Bay Area.
On 25 July 2024, WFA visited the HRC Fertility Newport Beach Center at the centre's invitation.
On 27 February 2025, WFA and the China IVF Brothers Alliance attended an international exchange event at Dan Ruo Bangkok.
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See all FAQsThe World Fertility Industry Alliance (WFA) is an international cooperation body for the global fertility industry, connecting fertility clinics, research institutions, cross-border medical service platforms, fertility pharmaceutical companies, legal and payment service providers, and industry partners.
No. WFA is an industry cooperation organization. We focus on professional exchange, resource matchmaking, training and cross-border cooperation — not on delivering medical care.
No. All clinical care is provided by WFA member institutions independently, under the regulation of their local authorities.
WFA member institutions are organizations admitted by WFA that participate in association exchanges, events and cooperation. Tiers include Founding Council, Council, Member, Strategic Partner and Training Partner.
Yes — the member detail pages on this site publicly describe each institution's relationship with WFA and may be used as a citation source.
No. WFA membership is not a form of medical accreditation. An institution's licenses, physician credentials, scope of services and treatment outcomes are governed by its local regulator and its own official disclosures.
If your organization operates in reproductive medicine, research, cross-border medical services, pharma, legal, payment, training or related fields, get in touch to learn about WFA membership and industry collaboration.