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This page compiles NCDA Advocacy Institute's resources to support nascent and well-established NCD alliances as well as coalition building across civil society members that wish to play an active role in the NCD response.

NCDA Advocacy Institute virtual trainings (2023)

Password: Coalitions2023

The main objective of this training is to develop and strengthen the skills and knowledge of advocates and NCD alliances in coalition building to achieve advocacy goals and objectives. The training will leverage existing Advocacy Institute resources regarding building effective alliances as well as strategic advocacy planning. The training will allow for fruitful experience sharing between participants navigating within different national and regional contexts.  

Password: CLM_2023

This interactive community-led monitoring (CLM) training aimed to provide an overview for alliances and lived experience advocates of community-led monitoring practices and steps required to develop a CLM initiative. The training complemented the release of the "Introductory Guide to Community-Led Monitoring", by NCD Alliance.  

Password (for English, French and Spanish recordings): moment4caring

This members workshop provided an overview of the UHC advocacy landscape, explored members’ current advocacy efforts towards achieving UHC and how they are adapting GW4A UHC Advocacy Priorities and Asks to support their work in country and provided member-led guidance on ways to carry out advocacy campaigning adapted to local contexts and aimed at key stakeholder groups.  

NCDA Seed virtual trainings (2022)

Password: GrantWriting2022

Session 3 focused on project implementation, specifically the delivery phase. It will introduce theory, tools and templates for effective work management and team communication. 

Grant writing and project management - Session 2 – Slides ENG (13/12/2022, 15/12/2022)

Password: GrantWriting2022

Session 2 focused on project planning, specifically the inception phase. It covered the key preparations for work plans, resources, and staff that need to be made during the planning period. 

Password: GrantWriting2022

Session 1 focused on project development, including generation of ideas, gathering of collaborators and turning ideas into high quality grant proposals using real life examples. 

Password: momentum

This members workshop provided an overview of this year's campaign theme on financing and investment, encouraged the sharing of advocacy experiences on financing from different countries/settings and revealed more about how members can engage with the campaign to build momentum. 

NCDA Seed virtual trainings (2021)

Password: BestBuys2021

This training provided a general introduction to the WHO Best Buys and their recommended interventions for NCD prevention and control, increasing knowledge on why these were developed and the policies considered, as well as a snapshot on the mechanisms to support their implementation and monitoring.

Password: FinancialManagement2021

This training provided an overview of the key global and regional decision-making mechanisms/spaces relevant to the NCD agenda within the WHO and the wider UN system and how they translate into advocacy at the regional and country levels.

Password: ConnectingDots2021

This training provided an overview of the key global and regional decision-making mechanisms/spaces relevant to the NCD agenda within the WHO and the wider UN system and how they translate into advocacy at the regional and country levels.

NCDA Seed virtual trainings (2020)

Password: FinancialManagement2020

This session is the last of the NCDA Advocacy Institute's virtual seed training programme in 2020. This session was an introduction to financial management providing NCD alliances with the tools for effective budgeting planning and financial reporting.

Password: SeedOnlineInvolvement2020

The session is the third out of four sessions which form part of NCDA Advocacy Institute's Seed virtual training programme in 2020. This session specifically explored what meaningful involvement of people living with NCDs looks like at the global, regional and national levels, providing NCD alliances with definition and framework and identifying mechanisms/good practice.

Password: SeedOnlineAdvocacy2020

Digital advocacy has proven effective in different settings to create awareness on a health priority, increase political momentum and support, and advance on health policies. This session specifically focused on providing NCD alliances with tools and examples on how to advocate in an online environment, and opportunities to include digital advocacy in their work plans during and beyond COVID-19. Examples from the NCDA and from ournetwork on the use of digital platforms for NCD communication and advocacy efforts were showcased, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Password: SeedAccountability2020

The session is the first out of four sessions which form part of NCDA Advocacy Institute's Seed virtual training programme in 2020. This session specifically focused on the key role of civil society in ensuring government and private sector accountability to their response and strategies to NCDs in the COVID-19 context. It included speakers from the global NCD Alliance team as well as national alliances, followed up by an interactive group discussion.

NCDA Advocacy Institute webinars (2019)

Password: SustainableResourcing

The objective of the thrid NCDA Advocacy Institute webinar was to share the most important elements to ensure an effective resource mobilisation for a national or regional NCD alliance, in order to ensure its sustainability.

Password: ENOUGHcampaign

This second webinar of the NCDA Avocacy Institute webinar series focused on effective communications campaign strategies, and featured three cases studies from the NCD Alliance, the Healthy Caribbean Coalition and the Ghana NCD Alliance.

Password: PeerLearning

The first NCDA Advocacy Institute webinar aims to support alliances and NCDA members in their coalition building work, by sharing the general concepts of strategic planning and discuss the opportunities and challenges in the Strategic Planning process through three case studies.