NCD Alliance / NEWS & EVENTS / News
News
Get all of the NCD Alliance latest news.
Subscribe to our email newsletter for weekly updates.
Announcements
-
CSW63: call to ensure a gender lens on universal health coverage packages
Announcements | 25th March 2019
UHC is an important social protection system that can improve the health and well-being of women and girls by maximising opportunities for integration in health systems.
-
Launch of Advocacy Agenda for People Living with NCDs in Mexico
Announcements | 19th March 2019
Mexico Salud-Hable coalition launched its national Advocacy Agenda of People Living with NCDs. The Agenda was built as part of the Our Views, Our Voices initiative.
-
Our Views, Our Voices online consultation on UHC and NCDs
Announcements | 18th March 2019
The NCD Alliance is conducting an online consultation under its Our Views Our Voices initiative to gather experiences and priorities of people living with NCDs ahead of the UN HLM on UHC.
-
Achieving UHC to empower women and girls and reduce the NCD burden
Announcements | 11th March 2019
Women and girls in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) often bear a triple burden of reproductive and maternal health conditions, communicable diseases and NCDs.
-
Community launched on Women's Health and NCDs
Announcements | 05th March 2019
An online Community on Women and NCDs has been launched to facilitate sharing of best practices in implementing a life-course approach to women’s health and NCDs.
-
How can UHC respond to NCDs and multimorbidities?
Announcements | 04th March 2019
By 2030, deaths from NCDs in Africa “are projected to exceed deaths due to communicable, maternal, perinatal and nutritional diseases combined” (WHO).
-
NCD Alliance partners with The George Institute for Global Health
Announcements | 27th February 2019
The NCD Alliance is pleased to announce the launch of a new partnership with The George Institute for Global Health, to promote best practices and knowledge exchange in NCD prevention and control.
-
Global health spending grows but more money needed for primary care - WHO
Announcements | 25th February 2019
Global spending on health is growing, with data from 2000-2016 showing more domestic public funding and less external financing, says a new WHO report.