1. World Health Organization
3 June 2018
Prevention of cancer: polices and programmes for LMC Paul Bloem, Ivan Ivanov, Andreas Ullrich Geneva Switzerland

2. 1. Preventable cancers

3. Cancer burden by type

4. Potential for cancer management
Breast Prevention << Early detection/ treatment
Prostate Prevention - >>> Treatment +
Lung Prevention >>> Treatment -
Colorect Prevention <<< Early detection/ treatment
Cx Prevention << Early detection/ treatment
Stomach Prevention <<<< Treatment +
Oesophagus Prevention >>>>> Treatment

5. 2. WHO Cancer Control Framework and NCD action plan

6. Comprehensive approach
PRIMARY PREVENTION
SECONDARY PREVENTION
TERTIARY PREVENTION
Comprehensive approach
New stakeholders and partners for cervical cancer prevention and control
Ministry of health: Immunization, sexual and reproductive health, adolescent health, cancer control, and HIV prevention partners,
Ministry of education: school health,
Women's groups
Community based group to reach girl out of school
Interdisciplinary stakeholders and solid in-country
coordination needed by MoH

7. WHO Cancer Prevention Matrix
Behavioural causes: NMH cluster /PND department MSI department
HBV HPV: FWC cluster /IVB department
Cx screening FWC /RHR department
Hepatitis control HTM cluster HIV department
Environmental causes : FWC cluster / PHE department
> 100 Causes of cancer : IARC

8. The way forward on cancer prevention
WHO: policies across the organization
IARC : cancer causes and prevention research
UN Partners: IAEA UNFPA UNICEF UNEP FAO:
NGO: Tobacco Diet Alcohol Asbestos …..
Global context: SDG

9. Cancer prevention: the broader context of SDGs 2015
Eradicating poverty in all its dimensions and addressing inequality
Tackling climate change and achieving more sustainable lifestyles
Building strong, inclusive and resilient economies
Promoting peaceful societies and strong institutions
A renewed global partnership and adequate means of implementation