Current list of GCTF members

The Global Clinical Trials Forum (GCTF) unites a diverse community of partners committed to strengthening clinical trial ecosystems worldwide. Members include governments, regulatory authorities, research institutions, funders, civil society organizations, and patient groups. Together, they bring expertise and perspectives that help advance the WHO Guidance for Best Practices for Clinical Trials and the Global Action Plan for Clinical Trial Ecosystem Strengthening (GAP-CTS).

Current members include:

Logos of the Members of the Global Clinical Trial Forum as at 6 Oct 2025

State actors

  1. Egyptian Drug Authority
  2. Health Research Authority (UK)
  3. Indian Council of Medical Research
  4. Indonesia Clinical Research Center
  5. Malaysia Institute of Clinical Research
  6. National Institute for Health and Care Research (UK)
  7. Nepal Health Research Council
  8. South Africa Medical Research Council
  9. Singapore Clinical Research Institute

    10. Non state actors

  10. AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition
  11. Catholic Bishops Conference of India (CBCI) Society for Medical Education (St. Johns Medical College)
  12. Christian Medical College Vellore
  13. Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations
  14. Cochrane collaboration
  15. European Clinical Research Infrastructure Network
  16. European Organization For Research And Treatment of Cancer
  17. Fundació Privada per a la Recerca i la Docència Sant Joan de Déu
  18. George Institute for Global Health
  19. International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, Inc.
  20. International Vaccine Institute
  21. Johns Hopkins University
  22. McMaster University
  23. Medicines for Malaria Venture
  24. National University of Singapore
  25. PATH
  26. Peking University
  27. Quality by Randomization Limited (Protas)
  28. The Agha Khan University, Pakistan
  29. The European Patients’ Academy
  30. The Global Health Network
  31. The International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations
  32. The University of Hong Kong
  33. University College London
  34. University of Kelaniya
  35. University of Oxford

Together, these members are shaping a more inclusive and resilient global clinical trials landscape. Join us in advancing best practices and collaboration for stronger health systems worldwide.