The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer sets to achieve at least 60% survival rate for all children and adolescents diagnosed with cancer, globally by 2030. In achieving this goal, one strategic solution is by identifying childhood cancer care and support gaps in lower income
countries, and employing success stories from higher income countries to address these gaps.

With early detection, accurate diagnosis and comprehensive care, childhood cancer is treatable. This Conference will feature discussions on how industry players and other stakeholders move forward in closing equity gaps. To showcase sustainability as a main theme, dialogues will zoom in on ethical dilemmas of medical professionals, palliative care, survivor journey and family relationships in caring for a child with cancer.