Published	02nd March 2020
Author	NCD Alliance
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Each card in this set briefly focuses on one of the five gaps identified as priority areas of action for civil society to help to bridge the gap on NCDs: Leadership, Accountability, Investment, Care, and Community Engagement. Each card introduces the NCD Civil Society Compass for Bridging the Gap on NCDs, provides an overview of what the gap is about, and proposes actions for civil society to consider taking in order to accelerate progress ahead of 2025 target deadlines. Civil Society advocates can use them separately or as a set to support planning, coordination and advocacy.

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NCD Civil Society Compass - The leadership gap (65.95kB)

Each card in this set briefly focuses on one of the five gaps identified as priority areas of action for civil society to help to bridge the gap on NCDs: Leadership, Accountability, Investment, Care, and Community Engagement. This card introduces the leadership gap, provides an overview of what the leadership gap is about, and proposes actions for civil society to consider taking in order to accelerate progress ahead of 2025 target deadlines.

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NCD Civil Society Compass - The investment gap (63.67kB)

Each card in this set briefly focuses on one of the five gaps identified as priority areas of action for civil society to help to bridge the gap on NCDs: Leadership, Accountability, Investment, Care, and Community Engagement. This card introduces the investment gap, provides an overview of what the investment gap is about, and proposes actions for civil society to consider taking in order to accelerate progress ahead of 2025 target deadlines.

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NCD Civil Society Compass - The care gap (67.00kB)

Each card in this set briefly focuses on one of the five gaps identified as priority areas of action for civil society to help to bridge the gap on NCDs: Leadership, Accountability, Investment, Care, and Community Engagement. This card introduces the care gap, provides an overview of what the care gap is about, and proposes actions for civil society to consider taking in order to accelerate progress ahead of 2025 target deadlines.

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NCD Civil Society Compass - The community engagement gap (72.04kB)

Each card in this set briefly focuses on one of the five gaps identified as priority areas of action for civil society to help to bridge the gap on NCDs: Leadership, Accountability, Investment, Care, and Community Engagement. This card introduces the community engagement gap, provides an overview of what the community engagement gap is about, and proposes actions for civil society to consider taking in order to accelerate progress ahead of 2025 target deadlines.

civil society, civil society action, NCD voices
NCD Civil Society Compass - The accountability gap (66.61kB)

Each card in this set briefly focuses on one of the five gaps identified as priority areas of action for civil society to help to bridge the gap on NCDs: Leadership, Accountability, Investment, Care, and Community Engagement. This card introduces the accountability gap, provides an overview of what the accountability gap is about, and proposes actions for civil society to consider taking in order to accelerate progress ahead of 2025 target deadlines.

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Bridging the Gap - NCD Civil Society Compass

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civil society, Global NCD Alliance forum, policy brief

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