Global Collaboration on Cervical Cancer Prevention

Celina Schocken, JD, MBA, MPP Chief Executive Officer

Presentation to the 2016 World Cancer Congress 1 November 2016

LARGE PUBLIC-PRIVATE

PARTNERSHIP

RAISES MONEY AND RUNS

PROGRAMS

WORKS CLOSELY WITH

NATIONAL LEADERS

What Does Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon Do?

The Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon Partnership

AN INDEPENDENT AFFILIATE OF THE GEORGE W. BUSH

INSTITUTE, LAUNCHED IN 2011

A PARTNERSHIP OF NON-PROFIT,

GOVERNMENT AND CORPORATE PARTNER

ORGANIZATIONS

Airborne Lifeline

Foundation

What are the Goals?

Reduce cervical cancer

deaths by

25% among women screened and

treated

Screen and treat at least

80% of the target

populations for pre-invasive

cervical cancer

REDUCE STIGMA AROUND CANCER

RAISE AWARENESS

Achieve at least

80% coverage of vaccination

against HPV

CREATE AND TEST INNOVATIVE APPROACHES

PROMOTE EARLY DETECTION

Why Focus on Cervical Cancer?

Cervical cancer is one of the leading cancers and most common causes of cancer death among Sub-Saharan African women.

85% OF THE GLOBAL BURDEN

OF CERVICAL CANCER OCCURS IN

LOW RESOURCE SETTINGS

CERVICAL CANCER

500,000 275,000 NEW CASES DEATHS

WOMEN WITH HIV ARE

5 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO DEVELOP

CERVICAL CANCER THAN THEIR

HIV-NEGATIVE PEERS

98-99% of women in SSA have not been screened

$13-38 70% Cost of treatment Reduction of risk of of precancerous developing cervical lesion cancer if vaccinated against HPV

GLOBAL BURDEN

Where Does Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon Work?

TANZANIA

ZAMBIA

BOTSWANA

NAMIBIA

ETHIOPIA

Strategic Interventions

Data & Development

Training & Equipment

Education & Awareness

HPV Vaccination

Screening

Treatment

The partnership has achieved clear progress in Botswana, Ethiopia, Tanzania and Zambia:

316,652

NUMBER OF WOMEN WHO HAVE RECEIVED

A BASIC SCREENING

FOR CERVICAL CANCER

22,722

NUMBER OF WOMEN TREATED WITH

CRYOTHERAPY OR

LEEP FOR CERVICAL CANCER

15,141

NUMBER OF WOMEN WHO HAVE BEEN

SCREENED FOR

BREAST CANCER

119,192

NUMBER OF GIRLS WHO HAVE RECEIVED

ALL DOSES

OF THE HPV VACCINE

Program Accomplishments

Leadership, advocacy and

communications

Country programs

Innovation and Learning

Impact

Innovation and learning • Potential collaborations to test, pilot, and develop the

market for cervical cancer tools and programs • Technical

• HPV diagnostics • Cervicography • Treatment for precancerous lesions

• Service delivery • Improved pathology • Stigma reduction • Access to surgery • Advocacy • Transport and housing

HPV Vaccinations Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon creates demand generation through community mobilization and awareness campaigns and in reinforcing the health system for effective vaccine delivery.

Uptake Vaccine Delivery

Vaccine Delivery • Planning and micro-

planning • Direct implementation

through training, supervision

• Cold chain support through procurement

& maintenance

Technical Assistance & Policy Support • Planning for

nationwide roll-outs of HPV vaccine

• Post-introduction evaluations

• Monitoring & Evaluation

New Opportunities • Shared Lessons

learned • Forging partnerships

with groups targeting adolescent

girls

Community Mobilization

• Mythbusting & information

dissemination • Job aids for teachers

and health workers

Advocacy & Communications

• National and international levels with government stakeholders; • Promote awareness of cervical cancer • Promote integration into reproductive health and HIV/AIDS

• Using Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon leaders to promote, engage, and motivate to influence support of our goals of expansion;

Leadership Catalyzing the global community to reduce deaths from cervical and breast cancer

Country Owned and Sustainable Programs

African First Ladies Advancing the

agenda for cervical cancer

Ministries of Health Developing national

strategies, health plans, and priorities for women’s cancers

Stigma Reduction Training of service

providers, community sensitization

Funding PEPFAR, Global

Fund, like minded organizations; World

Vision, Project Concern

International, etc.

Public-Private Partnership (PPP) can provide a pathway for linking the evolution of disease with structural challenges to create impact.

Cons Pros

Integration of Services

Community Mobilization

Policy Support

Technical Assistance

Service Delivery

Innovation in Technology

Thank You! Celina Schocken, JD, MBA, MPP

Chief Executive Officer

info@pinkribbonredribbon.org

www.pinkribbonredribbon.org

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