Organisation of European Cancer Institutes
Recent meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.
Mission & Goals
The Organisation of European Cancer Institutes (OECI) is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation established in Vienna in 1979 and restructured in 2005 as a European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG). Headquartered in Brussels, OECI brings together over 170 cancer centres across Europe and beyond, fostering a collaborative network dedicated to improving cancer training, research and care. Our mission is also to enhance the quality of cancer care by promoting multidisciplinary, patient-centred approaches and facilitating the integration of research, education, and clinical practice. Through our programmes, activities and Working Groups, we support member institutions in achieving excellence in comprehensive cancer care. OECI actively participates in European initiatives contributing to policy development and the establishment of a cohesive European cancer area. By uniting expertise and resources, OECI strives to reduce cancer incidence and mortality, ensuring equitable access to
EU Legislative Interests
Europe's Beating Cancer Plan EU Mission on Cancer
Interests Represented
Does not represent commercial interests
Member Of
European Cancer Organisation
Organisation Members
https://www.oeci.eu/Membership.aspx
Connected Legislation
Injury prevention (action in the field of public health)
European Health Insurance Card
Mental health
Pandemic influenza preparedness and response planning
Mental health
Extension of EU public health action programmes
Mental Health
Resolution on Taiwan (56th World Health Assembly)
Public Health Community Action Programme (2001-2006)
Health concerns associated with electromagnetic fields
Health data and indicators, to provide information back-up (cancer, AIDS, etc.)
Summer-time arrangements
Public exposure limits to electromagnetic fields (0Hz-300Hz)
Mental Health
EU Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority
Taiwan's observer status at the World Health Assembly (2002)
Mental health
Prevention of injury and promotion of safety
Antimicrobials reserved for human infections
Community health action programme (2007-2013)
Mental health for the European Union