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The Leadership in Action meetings are the regional component of the CEO Programme, bringing together senior leaders of cancer societies, hospitals, patient groups, professional associations and other UICC members in their regions. They provide opportunities for peer-to-peer learning on regionally relevant themes, and include a multi-sectoral platform, the Public-Private Dialogue series, which invite stakeholders from the private and other sectors to contribute their perspectives on a range of cancer control topics.

To learn more about past and upcoming Leadership in Action meetings in your region, click on the map:

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Past Leadership in Action reports
Leadership in Action reports
Leadership in Action Asia Pacific 2019 Report
1 July 2019
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Leadership in Action - Middle East and North Africa 2019 Report
1 July 2019
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Leadership in Action - Francophone Africa meeting report (English)
10 December 2019
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Leadership in Action meeting Latin America 2019 report (English)
10 December 2019
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Liderazgo en acción - Latinoamérica, 2019 - Informe
10 December 2019
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Leaders en Action, Afrique Francophone - rapport (Français)
10 December 2019
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Leadership in Action Asia-Pacific 2017 report
9 July 2017
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Leadership in Action Latin America 2017 report
10 December 2017
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Monday 2 August 2021
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