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You can tailor the messaging with country, regional, or local-specific data points, as needed, to increase relevance and impact.  \nTIPS  \n• Guidance is included throughout to inform outreach to various ministries/sectors (health, finance, education); it is recommended that the letter should target only one ministry/sector at a time, with content selected based on the recipient  \n• It is recommended to select no more than three bullet points from the list of priority actions, based on local needs, the recipient’s focus/interest and the status of conversations to-date  \n• It is recommended that the locally-tailored version of the factsheet be shared along with the letter to provide additional context and background on the issue and CCAE.  \n+++  \nSubject: [INSERT COUNTRY]’s Response to Eliminating Cervical Cancer Dear Honorable Minister [OR INSERT SALUTATION AND NAME],  \nOn behalf of [INSERT ORGANIZATION], I am pleased to reach out to you following the recent adoption by global leaders of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Global Strategy toward eliminating cervical cancer as a public health problem and encourage you to commit to its implementation in [ INSERT COUNTRY] .  \nAs the fourth most common cancer among women, cervical cancer claims the life of one woman every two minutes,i or more than 300,000 women every year,ii the large majority of whom are in low-and middle-income countries.iii In [ INSERT COUNTRY/REGION] alone,[ INSERT RELEVANT STATISTIC SHOWING BURDEN AND IMPACT OF CERVICAL CANCER LOCALLY, AS AVAILABLE, AND/OR SPECIFIC COUNTRY GAPS – LINK TO IDENTIFIED RESOURCES, AS AVAILABLE. SEE OUR‘SOURCING LOCAL DATA’ SECTION FOR GUIDANCE] .  \nYet, cervical cancer is preventable, and it is one of the most successfully treatable forms of cancer when detected early and managed effectively – and now, its elimination is in sight.  \nIn the WHO’s global strategy, we have an unprecedented opportunity to eliminate cervical cancer within the lifetime of today’s youngest girls and unlock some $28 billion in economic potential around the world by 2050.iv,v In it, the strategy provides a roadmap to achieve elimination, with three key targets:  \n• At least 90% of girls fully vaccinated by the age of 15  \n• At least 70% of women receiving twice-lifetime cervical screening with a highperformance test  \n• At least 90% of women with precancerous lesions and identified cervical disease treated  \nThis strategy comes at a critical juncture when the COVID-19 pandemic is placing overwhelming strain on health systems, societies, and economies. As essential health services for women and girls face interruption, the future of their health and well-being, and that of their families and our societies, hangs in the balance. The global strategy offers an opportunity to reengage communities on women’s health and strengthen integrated systems to deliver on a common vision of elimination while also increasing capacity to improve health outcomes across the board.  \nSeveral key elements will be crucial:  \n[ INSERT BELOW FOR HEALTH MINISTRY/SECTOR]  \n• The development or strengthening of a cervical cancer elimination technical working group to advise on our national response to the WHO’s global strategy, including our own national cervical cancer elimination strategy;  \n• The inclusion of cervical cancer elimination in an updated national cancer plan;  \n• The inclusion of cervical cancer elimination efforts within comprehensive primary health care programs rooted in universal health coverage and gender equity , including access to quality, affordable and effective prevention, diagnosis, treatm","cbCaig3l3a9qWDNI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig3l3a9qWDNI","pdf",304698,"English","# Subject and Salutation\n## Recipient and organization placeholders\n## Country insertion and opening reference\n# Cervical cancer burden and preventability\n## Local statistics and impact statement\n## Elimination is in sight\n# WHO global strategy and targets\n## Vaccination target\n## Screening target\n## Treatment target\n# COVID-19 context and rationale\n## Strain on health systems and opportunity to reengage\n# Priority actions by sector\n## Health ministry/sector actions\n## Finance ministry/sector actions\n## Education ministry/sector actions","[{\"question\":\"Who is the introduction letter template intended to reach?\",\"answer\":\"The template is designed for policymakers and local government officials, including ministries of health, finance, and/or education, as well as cross-sectoral partners and key community leaders.\"},{\"question\":\"How can the messaging be tailored for maximum relevance?\",\"answer\":\"The template instructs users to customize the letter with country, regional, or local-specific data points to increase relevance and impact, and to share a locally-tailored factsheet for additional context on CCAE.\"},{\"question\":\"What elimination targets does the WHO global strategy emphasize?\",\"answer\":\"The strategy includes targets of at least 90% of girls fully vaccinated by age 15, at least 70% of women receiving twice-lifetime cervical screening with a high-performance test, and at least 90% of women with precancerous lesions and identified cervical disease treated.\"}]","3. 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