NCD Alliance Messages on the Zero Draft Political Declaration of the High-level Meeting on Universal Health Coverage 2023 (30 June)

Published	01st July 2023
Author	NCD Alliance
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This document reflects NCD Alliance analysis and key advocacy message related to the zero draft of the Political Declaration of the High-Level Meeting on UHC (happening on 21 September 2023).

This webpage will be updated periodically with new comments as we receive further revisions of the Zero Draft. Previous versions can be found below:

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