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Announcements | 29th February 2024
The new episode of Voices of the health revolution focuses on the need to integrate NCDs in humanitarian contexts, features two leading experts in the field, and comes at a crucial time.
Announcements | 27th February 2024
NCD Alliance is delighted to announce that Chikhulupiliro Stanley Ng’ombe, a lived experience advocate from Malawi and a member of the Our Views, Our Voices Global Advisory Committee, is joining the NCD Alliance Board of Directors as an observer.
Announcements | 23rd February 2024
In preparation for the 4th High-Level Meeting of the United Nations General Assembly on the Prevention and Control of NCDs (4HLM on NCDs) in September 2025, the WHO Global Coordination Mechanism on NCDs (GCM/NCD) is tapping into the experiences of people living with NCDs and launching the WHO Symposium on Meaningful Engagement of people living with NCDs, mental health, and neurological conditions.
Announcements | 21st February 2024
During 2023, the NCD Alliance (NCDA) membership base remained strong, with over 400 members across 60 countries including over 120 full and associate members. NCDA member organisations consist of non-governmental organisations, patient groups, academia and national/regional NCD alliances, all joining together to form a diverse civil society movement united to act on NCDs.
Announcements | 20th February 2024
From living in humanitarian settings to being unable to pay for medicines or treatment, lived experience advocates tell us about the challenges they faced in the fifth series of the NCD Diaries project on the theme of Equity and UHC.
World Days | 30th January 2024
The current World Cancer Day theme is 'Close the care gap', now in its third and final year. This campaign focuses on addressing issues of equity in cancer care, rallying individuals, organisations, and governments alike to address the disparities that hinder access to essential cancer services for many people, due to age, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic situation or geographical location. Even when these services are available, many individuals encounter barriers in obtaining the care they require.
Feature | 23rd January 2024
In 2023, 299 million people needed humanitarian assistance and protection. Many of them live with NCDs. A new policy brief demonstrates why ensuring universal health coverage for this vulnerable population must be made a global priority.
Feature | 17th January 2024
Tobacco use worldwide has fallen steadily across the last two decades, despite the tobacco industry’s unrelenting efforts to interfere in government regulation of their products, two recent reports show.