Case study

This case study examines the Philippines’ cancer care financing system, highlighting the country’s high cancer burden, significant out-of-pocket costs, and geographic disparities in access to services.

Zambia is at a critical juncture in financing cancer care, facing economic constraints and systemic gaps that limit equitable access to diagnostics, treatment, and medicines.

By 2030, most cancer deaths will occur in low- and middle-income countries—discover how the ATOM Coalition is working to change that through equitable access to life-saving medicines.

The ATOM Coalition collaborates with countries and partners to secure sustainable funding for essential cancer medicines by identifying financing gaps and best practices through case studies and a customized health financing diagnostic, with this report focusing on Georgia.