Canadian Partnership Against Cancer: Impact Report
The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC) is an independent organization funded by the federal government to implement Canada’s first national cancer control strategy. Bringing together cancer experts, patients, survivors, lead agencies, researchers and government from 13 jurisdictions, CPAC’s role is to be a driving force to help share knowledge and improve the effectiveness of cancer control in Canada.
Our task: showcase the progress and impact of the Partnership’s work and clearly communicate the work yet to be done. We created several key tools for the organization: a communications framework that consistently linked the national work of CPAC partners to the impact felt by patients; an Impact Report featuring visual “vectors” to show progress against specific priorities; and a map-based report that provides a unique national view of all the key cancer control initiatives across the country.
The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC) is an independent organization funded by the federal government to implement Canada’s first national cancer control strategy. Bringing together cancer experts, patients, survivors, lead agencies, researchers and government from 13 jurisdictions, CPAC’s role is to be a driving force to help share knowledge and improve the effectiveness of cancer control in Canada.
Our task: showcase the progress and impact of the Partnership’s work and clearly communicate the work yet to be done. We created several key tools for the organization: a communications framework that consistently linked the national work of CPAC partners to the impact felt by patients; an Impact Report featuring visual “vectors” to show progress against specific priorities; and a map-based report that provides a unique national view of all the key cancer control initiatives across the country.