Cervical Cancer Elimination Day of Action
Cervical Cancer Elimination Day of Action
On November 17, the WHO and stakeholders commemorate the anniversary of a historic global movement, marking the commitment of the world to eliminate a cancer.
Objectives
- Celebrate, advocate, and raise awareness.
- Take stock of progress, highlight innovative approaches.
- Identify persistent gaps, challenges, specific needs for technical assistance/support.
- Strengthen strategic partnerships and collaborative efforts based on country needs.
Expected outcomes
- Country success reports to bring renewed momentum to national implementation efforts.
- Women’s stories to highlight the lived experiences.
- Showcase strong implementation partnerships to foster building of strategic partnerships.
- Highlights national implementation success to inspire country elimination roadmaps.
(Source of info: WHO)
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