1. Universal Access and Equity – All people should have full access to health care and opportunities for prevention and control of cancer-based on need regardless of age, gender, religion, social status, presence of disabilities, and the ability to pay

2. Ethics – Confidentiality of intended beneficiaries will be maintained at all levels of service delivery

3. Evidence-Based Practices – All interventions and strategies for the prevention and control of cancer need to be based on scientific evidence and public health principles.

4. Holistic – Cancer services assess and support the physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of the patients and their families

5. Partnership – Multidisciplinary and multi-sectoral collaboration and coordination on NCD control interventions will always be promoted and supported

6. Accountability – Service providers, organizations and government are held responsible for upholding sound and ethical practice

7. Human Rights – Respect for human dignity, with specific focus on ensuring that the rights of the beneficiaries are guaranteed. NCD prevention and control strategies must be formulated and implemented in accordance with international human rights conventions and agreements

8. Compassion – Cancer services are provided with genuine care and empathy.