The European Court of Auditors has assessed the implementation of the European Beating Cancer Plan, acknowledging its role in strengthening coordination among Member States and launching initiatives on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. However, concerns have emerged regarding the lack of measurable objectives, an incomplete monitoring system, and financial uncertainties in the medium term. Furthermore, significant inequalities persist among Member States in access to prevention and healthcare services. The risk highlighted is that of fragmented interventions and limited long-term sustainability.

Attached is a summary brief of the European Court of Auditors’ document, in Italian, prepared by the Single Market Lab.