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Announcements | 26th May 2022
Over the course of 2021, we have been able to achieve some extraordinary results – many of which are documented in this report. Our sustained efforts to strengthen the capacity of NCDA members and alliances at national and regional levels, particularly in LMICs, and promote the meaningful involvement of civil society and people living with NCDs in the response is paying off.
Announcements | 19th May 2022
WHO’s NCD Progress Monitor documents the actions that WHO Member States are taking to set targets and develop policies and plans to prevent and control major NCDs and their risk factors.
Announcements | 05th May 2022
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Alison Cox, our new Policy and Advocacy Director. Alison brings with her nearly 30 years of experience working in environment and global health.
Announcements | 03rd May 2022
The new Practical Guide is primarily targeted for NCD alliances and civil society advocates at all levels, from newly formed groups to the very established.
Announcements | 29th April 2022
Our Views, Our Voices announces its new Global Advisory Committee for the April 2022 to December 2023 tenure, comprising of 15 members from multiple regions.
Announcements | 12th April 2022
This week, the Ghana NCD Alliance showed their support for the launch of Ghana’s new National Policy & Strategic Plan for the Prevention and Control of NCDs for 2022-2026.
Announcements | 12th April 2022
In a newly released policy brief, the NCD Alliance demonstrates that NCD investment must no longer be an afterthought to infectious diseases or neglected within health services.
Announcements | 12th April 2022
Katie Dain and Dr David Watkins co-sign an Op-Ed in Health Policy Watch calling on the urgent need to invest now in proven strategies to prevent and control NCDs.