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Announcements | 16th July 2019
As we get closer to the 2nd Global Week for Action on NCDs from 2-8 September 2019, the NCD Alliance invites you to share your plans with the world.
Announcements | 15th July 2019
In June 2019, Resolve to Save Lives, Vital Strategies, World Health Organization (WHO) and WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean co-hosted a four-day course based on the REPLACE action package in Beirut, Lebanon.
Announcements | 14th July 2019
The Tanzania NCD Alliance encourages the integration of NCD policies in health programmes, by engaging and empowering secondary school girls and women affected by or in the risk of developing NCDs related to reproductive health.
World Days | 13th July 2019
With September fast approaching, Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) and its 100 members are preparing for World Alzheimer’s Month 2019 under the theme of Let’s talk about dementia: End the stigma.
World Days | 12th July 2019
World Lung Day (WLD) toolkit now available! WLD - 25 September, is a day for lung health advocacy and action, an opportunity for us all to unite and promote better lung health globally.
Announcements | 02nd July 2019
The meeting of G20 Heads of State and Government in Osaka on 28-29 June 2019 culminated in a Leaders' Declaration, which includes a focus on health and ageing.
Announcements | 27th June 2019
On 26-28 June, 22 people living with NCDs and national/regional NCD alliance representatives from 11 countries have come together in Geneva to attend the Our Views, Our Voices 2019 Train the Trainer workshop organised by the NCD Alliance.
Announcements | 17th June 2019
NCDA is pleased to announce the launch of a new partnership with Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, to explore how to address multiple chronic conditions and promote the engagement of people living with NCDs.