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Civil Society Resource Library
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NCD Alliance Key Messages on the Compilation Text of the HLM4 Political Declaration (29 May)
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Integrating NCDs into Ethiopia's primary healthcare system (Case study 2)
Policy Briefs| 02nd June 2025This case study focuses on the NCD response in Ethiopia as a good practice example of the integration of NCDs into a decentralised primary healthcare system.
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Dispelling Industry Myths on NCDs
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NCDA’s proposed text for the political declaration for the fourth HLM on NCDs and Mental Health
Analysis, Commentary & Opinion| 11th April 2025NCDA civil society network has prepared this suggested language for the political declaration to bring our members’ priorities in one place and in a format that will be useful for member states. We encourage NCD stakeholders to use it as a tool in their own advocacy with UN missions so that we can speak with one voice during this important moment for NCDs.
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Staffed, Skilled, Supported and Sustainably Financed
Policy Briefs| 31st March 2025This research report provides an overview of global developments, challenges and opportunities associated with optimising the health workforce to expedite efforts to address noncommunicable diseases.
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From Policy to Plate - A Collection of Case Studies
UN Sustainable Development Goals| 24th March 2025This collection of case studies explores the rationale used by selected countries to establish food and nutrition policies to protect the health of their populations, identifies the approaches used in doing so, and describes the key challenges and lessons learned, including from the civil society perspective.
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From Policy to Plate - Advocacy Guide
UN Sustainable Development Goals| 24th March 2025This guide emphasizes the urgent need to address malnutrition in all its forms, including undernutrition, overweight, obesity, and diet-related noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) like heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and cancers. It advocates for healthier, more sustainable food systems that prioritize nutritious, safe foods while reducing waste. This approach is crucial to improving health, productivity, and reducing healthcare costs globally.
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Building Strategic Relationships with UN and Government Representatives to Advance NCD Advocacy
Advocacy Materials| 11th February 2025