International Cancer Control Partnership (ICCP)

The International Cancer Control Partnership (ICCP) brings together United Nations agencies, NCI-Designated Cancer Centers, governments, and nongovernmental organizations to coordinate efforts in support of countries as they develop and implement evidence-based national cancer control plans, to respond to national cancer control needs and meet United Nations targets. ICCP is co-convened by the Center for Global Health (CGH) and the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC). 

ICCP learns from and responds to countries through technical assistance in the development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of their national cancer control plans. It does this by:

• providing leadership and expertise to stakeholders in the development of national cancer control plans and their implementation, as informed by data and the priorities of the country 
• reviewing, evaluating, and providing feedback on drafts of national cancer control plans 
• conducting periodic global reviews of the current state of national cancer control plans and fostering related health policy research opportunities 
• facilitating dialogue with experts on specific areas of cancer control 
• convening a virtual community of practice dedicated to bi-directional learning about cancer control planning using Project ECHO®, a collaborative learning technology

 For information, visit the ICCP website or contact iccp@uicc.org. 

For CGH specifics, contact Ms. Mishka Kohli Cira.