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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

As a local, regional, or national government, you play a crucial role in building strong, sustainable health systems that ensure equitable access to quality cancer care. By shaping policies and fostering collaboration, you can create an ecosystem where healthcare providers work together effectively.

What governments can gain

Join a neutral platform that unites diverse stakeholders to break silos and improve cancer care city-wide. Connect with international partners and experts to drive evidence-based solutions.

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  • Collaborate across sectors

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

  • Join effective partnerships

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

  • Access 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.

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