Members
UICC's network brings together cancer societies, patient support groups, research and cancer centres, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), grassroots organisations, professional associations and government agencies shaping cancer control everywhere in the world.

The beating heart of UICC is its thriving community of member organisations, with 1094 members in 170 countries and territories.
They know that the unmatched UICC network, opportunities to connect at events, learning and development initiatives and advocacy provide the tools and platforms to improve, grow and have a bigger impact.

In 2021, UICC's membership survey revealed that:

96% of respondents say their experience interacting with UICC is "good" or "very good"

85% of members are satisfied or very satisfied with their membership

92% of UICC members say that they would recommend UICC membership
“UICC has allowed us to join forces, to better mobilize local resources in the face of cancer while learning from the experiences of other members.”
— Pr Ag Nayi ZONGO, President of COBUCAN, Burkina Faso (Source: UICC Membership survey 2021)
Exclusive UICC membership benefits
Once your organisation becomes a member, you unlock a wide array of exclusive benefits designed to raise your important work to the next level.
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UICC is comprised of a wealth and variety of members who share a passion to eliminate cancer as a life-threatening disease for future generations.

Our members share a passion to eliminate cancer as a life-threatening disease for future generations. View them all on the map.

When your organisation joins UICC, it becomes a part of something bigger – a worldwide movement with the goal of eliminating preventable cancer deaths and providing access to life-saving treatment and care to everyone, everywhere.

Members can pay their membership fees online.


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