IHFA and IIDCA Establish Strategic International Cooperation to Connect Latin America and South Asia
International | 2026 — The International Health and Fitness Association (IHFA UK) and the International Institute of Sport, Physical Activity and Health (IIDCA) have established a strategic international cooperation to strengthen professional connections and create new opportunities across Latin America and South Asia.
The cooperation represents an important step towards building stronger international networks in the fields of health, fitness, sports, physical activity, wellness, education, and continuing professional development (CPD).
Connecting Two Growing Regions
Through this international cooperation, IHFA and IIDCA aim to encourage greater collaboration between professionals, educators, institutions, fitness organisations, sports bodies, and healthcare and wellness communities across Latin America and South Asia.
The partnership will focus on opportunities such as:
- International professional networking
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
- Educational programs and workshops
- Knowledge and expertise exchange
- Professional and institutional collaboration
- International events and initiatives
- Opportunities for greater global visibility
Strengthening Global Professional Development
IHFA continues to expand its international network of professionals, institutions, CPD providers, presenters, and health and fitness organisations. The cooperation with IIDCA supports IHFA's broader objective of developing a connected international platform for professional learning, collaboration, and recognition.
By connecting organisations and professionals across different regions, the initiative aims to promote the exchange of knowledge and best practices while creating new pathways for international engagement.
A Step Towards Greater International Collaboration
The IHFA–IIDCA cooperation reflects a shared commitment to supporting the development of the health, fitness, sports, physical activity, and wellness sectors through education, professional networking, and international cooperation.
The collaboration is expected to provide new opportunities for professionals and organisations in Latin America and South Asia to connect, learn, collaborate, and participate in international initiatives.
IHFA welcomes this strategic cooperation with IIDCA as another step towards building a stronger and more connected global health and fitness community.
