Become a partner

Becoming a UICC partner is a valuable opportunity for an organisation to expand its global impact on cancer control and to address Sustainable Development Goal 3, to “ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages”.

Speakers at 2012 World Cancer Congress Montreal

UICC partners have the unique opportunity to engage directly with the global cancer community, which includes leading cancer societies to academic and research institutions, as well as patient groups.

Why partner with UICC?

Be part of UICC's shared ambition to secure global and national commitments to cancer control through UICC’s network of more than 1,150 members in over 170 countries and territories.
Join UICC's global convening events to engage with the cancer community, network, meet with influential people from countries around the world.
Benefit from working with a global organisation with local membership, willing to work with those who want to close the care gap.
Receive visibility through uicc.org and on select UICC communication.s

Supporting UICC's priority mission activities

UICC partners are encouraged to support UICC’s priority mission activities which comprise the essential work that UICC must do in order to support and unite its members to reduce the cancer burden, promote greater equity, and ensure that cancer remains a priority on the global health and development agenda.

These activities include:

Bringing together and facilitating connections between UICC members
Engaging with UICC members through the UICC Connect virtual platform
Ensuring that UICC represents the cancer community at global health and development meetings
Ensuring that UICC members can become or continue to be a UICC member
Developing, publishing, and contributing to scientific publications
Supporting members with high quality communication content

UICC partners who additionally wish to support a specific area of UICC’s work can do so in one of UICC’s four programmatic pillars:

UICC's four programmatic pillars

Pillar 1 includes UICC’s learning and development activities, its initiatives to facilitate access to knowledge, networks and resources, as well as its efforts to build a more resilient, sustainable, and influential cancer community. This also includes working with patient groups.

Pillar 2 covers a wide range of programmes, including UICC’s work on improving equity across the cancer care continuum, investing in women’s cancers, and promoting the meaningful engagement of people living with cancer.

Pillar 3 supports the development of national cancer control plans and registries. UICC advocates for increased funding for cancer control and for the availability of cancer diagnostics, technologies, and medicines.

Pillar 4 comprises UICC’s research and policy contributions on risk factors such as tobacco control, air pollution, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), Hepatitis B Virus (HBV).

UICC events sponsorship opportunities

Additionally, there is the opportunity to engage with and support UICC's three global convening platforms: the World Cancer Congress, the World Cancer Leaders’ Summit, and World Cancer Day.

Learn more about how to support UICC's global events here.

Contact

If you are interested in learning more about partnering with UICC please contact the UICC Partnerships Team.

"At Pfizer, we are committed to bridging gaps and tackling inequalities in care to help ensure that all people living with cancer can benefit from advances in science.  Our partnership with UICC is invaluable to these efforts.”

Angela Riemer

Vice President, Global Policy and Public Affairs, Oncology, Pfizer