The Partnering Initiative

  • Training and Services
  • Research and Learning
  • Global Impact
  • TPI Tools
  • Home
  • About Us
  • News & Views
  • Publications
  • Multimedia
  • Friends
  • Contact
  • Programmes
    • The Partnership Accelerator
    • Rapid Climate Action
    • Partnering for Philanthropic Impact
    • Learning from Consortia Programme
    • Mining as a transformational partner in development
You are here: Home / Posts / General News / Unleashing the power of the private sector to tackle non-communicable diseases

November 15, 2016 By Julia Gilbert

Unleashing the power of the private sector to tackle non-communicable diseases

Many of the challenges the cancer and wider non communicable disease (NCD) community must tackle are so complex, or at such scale, that individual organisations or even individual societal sectors cannot hope to tackle them alone. For complex issues, it is only through an ‘all of society’ approach, bringing together the different competencies and resources, social capital and reach of all societal sectors, that many issues can be tackled.

Ovebetter-together-cover-no-logr the past year, TPI has been collaborating with both the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) and Bupa, developing a programme to jointly drive partnership action against chronic disease.

Together they produced a guidebook, Better together: Unleashing the power of the Private Sector to tackle Non-Communicable Diseases – A guidebook to collaboration between Non-Profit Organisations and the Private Sector, which will be launched on Monday 6th February 2017 at 12:00 GMT – Register here!

In addition, TPI developed an online training course on cross-sector partnering against NCDs, which was offered as part of the UICC Master Course programme. The course, Effective partnership management in addressing the challenges of cancer, ran from June to October 2016, and aimed to introduce participants to cross-sector partnering concepts and processes within the context of the fight against cancer. In addition to theoretical coursework and developing case studies, the training included monthly webinars, a forum for participants to exchange ideas and experiences.

The couicc-master-course-photourse culminated in a 1-day workshop on the 31st October, at the 24th World Cancer Congress in Paris, the leading international conference for the global cancer control community, held every two years and organised by the UICC. The workshop brought together the 28 course participants, from various UICC member organisations, to consolidate their learning and focus on the specific skillset required for partnering across sectors.

Read more about the course.

Filed Under: General News Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

CAPTCHA
Refresh

*

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Recent Posts

  • Fighting side-by-side against COVID-19

    Fighting side-by-side against COVID-19

    April 3, 2020
  • From rhetoric to reality: practicing partnership in philanthropy

    From rhetoric to reality: practicing partnership in philanthropy

    January 25, 2023
  • Report launch: impact and potential for partnering in education examined

    Report launch: impact and potential for partnering in education examined

    January 24, 2023
  • Partnering initiatives in Bulgaria: applying the TPI framework of philanthropic partnering approaches

    Partnering initiatives in Bulgaria: applying the TPI framework of philanthropic partnering approaches

    January 12, 2023

Latest Tweets

  • Thanks to all the panelists and to @Alliancemag for such an interesting and revealing webinar. A reaffirmation of t… https://t.co/yA6aLx6I1r April 28, 2022 4:51 pm
  • Follow the discussion about how foundations need to adapt to be able to deliver more transformational impact throug… https://t.co/9n8S3pUA37 April 28, 2022 2:37 pm
  • Last few days to complete a survey that will help TPI to assess its impact on the world! Please follow the link to… https://t.co/N5SoNKoUpY April 25, 2022 11:46 am
  • Follow Us

Our Courses

  • Building Effective Partnerships for Sustainable Development
  • Certificate in Partnering Practice
  • Tailored Training

Publications

  • The SDG Partnership Guidebook
  • Maximizing Partnership Value Creation Guidebook
  • Unleashing the Power of Business
  • Internal Prospective Partnership Assessment Tool
  • Partnership Platforms for the Sustainable Development Goals

Email Newsletter

Sign up to receive TPI updates.

Sign Up Now
  • Training and Services
  • Research and Learning
  • Global Impact
  • TPI Tools


© 2023 The Partnering Initiative · Privacy Policy · Contact Us · Log in