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The Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer

Increasing Access, Advancing Quality, Saving Lives

 

The World Health Organization’s Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer, established in 2018, brings together stakeholders from around the world and across sectors with the joint goal of increasing the survival rate of children with cancer globally to at least 60% by 2030 while reducing their suffering and improving their quality of life.

WHO and partners are working to achieve this goal by increasing countries’ capacity to provide quality services for children with cancer, and by increasing prioritization of childhood cancer at global, regional and national levels. It is planned that support will have been provided to more than 50 countries through the Initiative by the end of 2023.  


Framework document

Presents the CureAll framework which represents a “how-to” guide for policy-makers, cancer control programme managers and hospital managers to support their efforts to implement the Initiative while strengthening their childhood cancer programmes.

Presents the CureAll framework which represents a “how-to” guide for policy-makers, cancer control programme managers and hospital managers to support their efforts to implement the Initiative while strengthening their childhood cancer programmes.

Presents the CureAll framework which represents a “how-to” guide for policy-makers, cancer control programme managers and hospital managers to support their efforts to implement the Initiative while strengthening their childhood cancer programmes.

CureAll framework: WHO global initiative for childhood cancer
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Knowledge Action Portal (KAP)

Knowledge Repository

The Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer Community of Practice

This interactive, multilingual online portal for information-sharing offers focal points for cancer in ministries of health a forum for establishing and managing partnerships, organizing training programmes and sharing resources.
To request access, click here