Each of the documents hereafter – the 2017 cancer resolution, the Global Action Plan on NCDs, WHO’s cost-effective recommendations for NCDs, and the Sustainable Development Goals – are connected and build on each other to provide stakeholders with a framework to develop and deliver comprehensive cancer services within a health and development context.

Each one reinforces the need for core investments in cancer prevention, early detection, treatment, and care services as an essential part of the health systems response to the growing global burden of cancer in terms of mortality, morbidity and contribution to poverty.

The tool above helps you navigate between these essential global documents, using linkages to build compelling arguments for national action in terms of:

• Prioritising evidence-based approaches and a core package of services for impact on patient outcomes
• Prioritising cost-effective interventions
• Integration of cancer control efforts with NCD plans
• Integration of cancer control efforts with infectious disease, child and maternal health services
• Opportunities for a whole of government approach

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While the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) endeavours to provide accurate material on its website, it gives no warranty concerning the accuracy of the material provided by this service. To facilitate the inclusion of all the material in the Global Cancer Commitments Navigator some texts had to be shortened, as such users should refer to the original documents and sources for the full texts.