Building strategic relationships with UN and governments to advance NCD advocacy

This Pocket Guide provides practical guidance on how civil society advocates can connect with government representatives, influence national priorities, and leverage international platforms like UN missions in New York and Geneva to drive meaningful change. 

Effective advocacy for noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) requires strong, strategic relationships with key decision-makers at both national and global levels. Engaging with United Nations (UN) and World Health Organization (WHO) representatives is essential to bridging the gap between global commitments and local action. Download the pocket guide and start planning your engagement with your country’s capital contacts and UN Mission representatives.

Explore this resource to strengthen your advocacy efforts and amplify the impact of the NCD movement.