Published on NCD Alliance (https://ncdalliance.org)

Home > Advocacy Docket: Multisectoral action for NCD prevention and control - Why?

Advocacy Docket: Multisectoral action for NCD prevention and control - Why?

Advocacy Docket: Multisectoral action for NCD prevention and control - Why?
English
Part of a WHO SEARO Advocacy Docket entitled 'Together We Can: Prevent and Control the World's Most Common Diseases.
Advocacy Materials
PDF icon ncd-new-advocacy-docket-insert4.pdf [1]
1 May, 2017
Resource Section: 
Civil Society Resource Library
Create page?: 
Extended Description: 

What is 'multisectoral action' and why is it necessary for NCD prevention and control? This advocacy docket explains the rationale behind this concept, its meanings, and its history with regards to the NCD response.

Related Resource: 
Advocacy Docket: What are the "best buys" for prevention and control of NCD? [2]
Advocacy Docket: Whole-of-government response to address NCDs—what is the role of various ministries? [3]
Advocacy Docket: Whole-of-society response to address NCDs—what is the role of various stakeholders in society? [4]
Advocacy Docket: Why we cannot ignore noncommunicable diseases [5]
Tags: 
South-East Asia region [6]
Author: 
WHO [7]
Source URL: https://ncdalliance.org/resources/advocacy-docket-multisectoral-action-for-ncd-prevention-and-control-why

Links
[1] https://ncdalliance.org/sites/default/files/resource_files/ncd-new-advocacy-docket-insert4_0.pdf
[2] https://ncdalliance.org/resources/advocacy-docket-what-are-the-best-buys-for-prevention-and-control-of-ncd
[3] https://ncdalliance.org/resources/advocacy-docket-whole-of-government-response-to-address-ncds%E2%80%94what-is-the-role-of-various-ministries
[4] https://ncdalliance.org/resources/advocacy-docket-whole-of-society-response-to-address-ncds%E2%80%94what-is-the-role-of-various-stakeholders-in-society
[5] https://ncdalliance.org/resources/advocacy-docket-why-we-cannot-ignore-noncommunicable-diseases
[6] https://ncdalliance.org/taxonomy/term/78
[7] https://ncdalliance.org/taxonomy/term/224