New C/Can Impact Reports Reveal the Power of Local Ownership and Global Collaboration
City Cancer Challenge shared a post on LinkedIn:
“New impact reports now available: Tbilisi and Kumasi show what local ownership and global collaboration can achieve.
At City Cancer Challenge (C/Can), we believe that local solutions are the key to sustainable cancer care. The newly released impact reports for Tbilisi and Kumasi are powerful proof of that.
In Tbilisi, over 174 healthcare professionals and 100 patients came together to drive a comprehensive strategy improving access, quality, and sustainability of cancer care.
In Kumasi, since joining our network in 2018, 578+ stakeholders from 25 local institutions have co-created solutions that are transforming care for the entire Ashanti region.
With renewed commitment and trust from local authorities and support from our partners, both cities have now entered a second cycle of technical projects, signaling a new phase of technical cooperation. This next chapter will ensure that the progress made in the first cycle of C/Can-supported initiatives continues to grow and deliver sustainable results.
Read them now:
C/Can thanks all local stakeholders, as well as its funding and technical partners, who have been involved in the initiative in Kumasi and Tbilisi.”
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