Breadcrumb Who we work with | Partners Partners UICC has a long history of uniting with partners to reduce the global cancer burden. Go to section Partnering with UICC Explore more Latest partners news & blogs Key resources The need for urgent action on cancer control has never been greater. There were an estimated 20 million cancer cases in 2022, with an projected rise to 35 million cases – a 77% increase – by 2050, in part due to population growth and ageing, as well as modifiable risk factors. The increase is expected to occur in countries least equipped to deal with the increase, further exacerbating issues of equity in accessing quality prevention, treatment, and care services. Leading a community of over 1,150 members in more than 170 countries and territories, UICC has a long history of uniting with partners to secure global and national commitments, reduce the global cancer burden, and ensure equitable access to cancer services for everyone. UICC members work tirelessly to advocate for cancer patients and to close the cancer care gap. Supporting members is key to UICC’s mission, and UICC partners help the organisation deliver a world-class service to all its members, compounding their voice, influence and impact. UICC partners have a unique opportunity to be part of this global network and have opportunities to meet and engage with key opinion leaders from across the cancer community. UICC strives for long-term, strategic partnerships that meet the objectives of both UICC and its partners, and ultimately contribute to UICC’s mission. “Leading action on cancer, UICC is a catalyst for meaningful advancements in cancer control on a truly global scale, and AbbVie is incredibly proud to be a partner for the solution. By pooling resources and expertise, partnerships like ours aim to make significant strides in enhancing prevention, detection and treatment, ultimately to improve outcomes and reduce disparities in access to care. Together, AbbVie, alongside UICC, recognises that we cannot stop the growing cancer burden without increasing the footprint of cancer control efforts everywhere.” Ahmed Rahmy Oncology Global Government affairs Director, AbbVie Get in touch If you are interested in learning more about partnering with UICC please contact the UICC Partnerships Team. Contact us at partnerships@uicc.org Explore more UICC's partners expertise and engagement are fundamental to drive long-term and measurable changes in cancer control. Find out more Invest in UICC's priority areas and help drive change globally. UICC values its partnerships and strives to build mutually beneficial relationships. Find out more Latest news and blog articles about partners The value of public-private partnerships to advancing cancer control By: Michael Oberreiter, Cary Adams Read more Better Together: the power of people with lived experience in tackling cervical cancer By: Matejka Rebolj PhD, Jane Rigney MPH Read more Geneva University Hospitals and the National Cancer Center of Mongolia unite to advance cancer care in Mongolia Read more Celebrating the impact of UICC’s global partnerships Read more ATOM Coalition marks second anniversary with key commitments Read more Renewed commitments and calls to action to bridge gaps in care for women’s cancers Read more View more Key partners resources Author(s): Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) Download ( 24.46 MB ) Author(s): Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) Download ( 67.34 KB ) Author(s): Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) View more partners resources Tags Partners UICC Partnerships Become a partner Last update Friday 21 June 2024 Share this page
“Leading action on cancer, UICC is a catalyst for meaningful advancements in cancer control on a truly global scale, and AbbVie is incredibly proud to be a partner for the solution. By pooling resources and expertise, partnerships like ours aim to make significant strides in enhancing prevention, detection and treatment, ultimately to improve outcomes and reduce disparities in access to care. Together, AbbVie, alongside UICC, recognises that we cannot stop the growing cancer burden without increasing the footprint of cancer control efforts everywhere.” Ahmed Rahmy Oncology Global Government affairs Director, AbbVie