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Specific Objectives

Strengthening prevention, monitoring & impact

A clear set of four objectives supporting transferability, local adaptation, innovative pathfinder approaches, and stronger monitoring of HBV, HCV and HPV burden and prevention uptake.

HBV HCV HPV
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE 1

Promote good practices transferability and ensure sustainability by creating an international professional network

Build long-term collaboration structures that help proven practices travel across countries and systems.

  • Connect key professionals and institutions across participating regions.
  • Standardize knowledge exchange (workflows, templates, case studies).
  • Enable sustainability through shared governance and resource pathways.
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SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE 2

Transfer and adapt good practices to local needs with an intersectional approach

Ensure practices are context-fit, equitable, and responsive to overlapping vulnerabilities.

  • Map local barriers and enablers (policy, access, literacy, stigma).
  • Adapt interventions to population needs using intersectional lenses.
  • Co-design with stakeholders for acceptance and impact.
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SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE 3

Implement pathfinder approaches

Pilot, validate, and scale innovative delivery pathways that reduce gaps and improve uptake.

  • Design pilots with measurable outcomes and clear scaling criteria.
  • Test new outreach and service-delivery models in real settings.
  • Iterate based on evidence and operational feedback.
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SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE 4

Assess and strengthen monitoring of HBV, HCV and HPV burden of disease, immunization and prevention interventions uptake

Improve data visibility and performance tracking to guide policy and targeted interventions.

  • Strengthen surveillance and reporting pathways for HBV/HCV/HPV indicators.
  • Track immunization and prevention uptake with actionable dashboards.
  • Identify gaps, monitor progress, and support evidence-based decisions.
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Why it matters

01

Health equity

Improving access to preventive care for undeserved populations during, and after detention.
02

Cancer prevention

Strengthening vaccination pathways for HPV and viral hepatitis-related cancers.
03

System impact

Supporting Member States in aligning with EU Beating Cancer Plan and WHO Hepatitis Elimination Goals

PACE brings together universities, health institutions, NGOs and prison health experts from across Europe.