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International organisations

Contribute to strengthening health systems by sharing your expertise in the development of cross-sector projects, and amplify your global reach by connecting with city-based cancer care experts.

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How international organisations make a difference

As an international agency, you play a vital role in prioritising locally-led development and strengthening institutions for lasting change. Together, we can elevate local leadership to improve access to quality cancer care.

What international organisations can gain

Advance your organisation’s global mission through transformative locally-led initiatives, and support local organisations to drive long-lasting impact.

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  • Gather data-driven knowledge

    Gain access to insights generated through the city needs assessments, as well as solutions identified as having the largest impact on access to quality cancer care.

  • Learn from local priorities and needs

    Engaging with C/Can’s local multidisciplinary and multi-sectoral networks helps ensure a resource-appropriate, relevant, lean and agile approach to developing and implementing local cancer care solutions.

  • Access and share best practices

    Leverage C/Can’s global events and platforms to share learning and best practices of successful interventions, resources and partnerships that can support and inspire others.

  • Widen your impact

    Extend your international footprint by supporting projects in countries of common interest and sustain your organisation’s impact at both the global and local level.

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Develop resource-appropriate colorectal cancer management guidelines

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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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