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Collaborate to build transformative cancer care solutions from the ground up that strengthen the health system and deliver sustainable impact.

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How governments make a difference

Local, regional and national governments have a critical role to play in building strong and sustainable health systems, which ensures that cancer patients have equitable access to quality cancer care. They can lead the development of an enabling ecosystem, with the right policies in place to encourage strong and effective connection between key healthcare providers.

What governments can gain

Join a neutral platform bringing together multidisciplinary and multi-sectoral stakeholders to tackle silos in the health system and jointly advance access to quality cancer care for city populations. Access a set of international partners and experts who can support cities to advance evidence-based cancer care solutions.

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  • Multi-sectoral collaboration

    Build relations with civil society organisations, academia, professional associations, government bodies and other key stakeholders that can amplify impact and reach.

  • Effective partnerships

    Join a collaborative platform that brings together partners from across sectors and provides a mechanism for joint planning, development and implementation activities.

  • Evidence-based solutions

    The data generated through the city needs assessments provide new insights on local needs and can inform decisions on priorities and resource allocation to maximise the value and impact of interventions for health system strengthening.

  • Connect with specialists

    Tap into a growing network of global experts to support you and your local teams in leveraging local knowledge, and reaching international best practices and standards.

Our partners

Professor Mam Bunheng

Joining C/Can represents a major step forward in our work to improve access to better cancer care and reflects a nationwide commitment to addressing our country’s growing cancer burden.

Professor Mam Bunheng
Minister of Health of Cambodia
Hon. Osei Assibey Antwi

Partnering with C/Can has been effective. With the qualitative outputs from the initiative, we are now in a better position to attract partnership in the implementation of sustainable cancer care solutions in the Kumasi.

Hon. Osei Assibey Antwi
Mayor of Kumasi, Ghana
Dr Feisul Mustapha

Health is not just the responsibility of the Ministry of Health, it is the responsibility of everyone. C/Can’s Multisectoral initiative is bringing all stakeholders on board to work together on a patient-centred approach. The MoH is providing full support to C/Can’s work in Greater Petaling.

Dr Feisul Mustapha
Deputy Director (Non-Communicable Diseases) at Malaysian Ministry of Health

Build stronger solutions

  • 54.7 M
    People reached across 10 cities
  • 2,486
    Health professionals supported
  • 77
    Global partners
  • 248
    Institutions represented

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Implement a Nurse Navigation Programme for Cancer Patients

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Develop Guidelines for Regulating Pathology Laboratory Good Practices

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Develop resource appropriate invasive cervical cancer management guidelines

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Develop resource appropriate breast cancer management guidelines

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