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Civil Society Resource Library
Discover practical tools to inform & inspire you.
Discover practical tools to inform & inspire you.
NCD Alliance together with International Union for Cancer Control and FDI World Dental Federation put together a series of comments on the Zero Draft of the WHO CA+ for the consideration of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body at its fifth meeting taking place on 3-6 April 2023.
This introductory guide aims to spotlight relevant technical packages and frameworks and unpack WHO’s Best Buys and other recommended interventions on NCD prevention, exploring what they entail and how civil society can leverage these in their advocacy efforts.
This Africa Regional Advocacy Agenda of people living with NCDs was developed as part of NCD Alliance’s Our Views Our Voices initiative to promote meaningful involvement of people living with NCDs in the NCD response globally.
This virtual training aimed to introduce alliances in the Advocacy Institute seed programme to project cycle management and grant proposal writing practices to efficiently and timely respond to funding opportunities when they arise. Session 3 focused on project implementation, specifically the delivery phase. It will introduce theory, tools and templates for effective work management and team communication. We will also discuss project evaluation and closure, with a focus on sustainability.
This virtual training aimed to introduce alliances in the Advocacy Institute seed programme to project cycle management and grant proposal writing practices to efficiently and timely respond to funding opportunities when they arise. 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. It also focused on defining key outcomes, outputs, and criteria of success and the monitoring and evaluation systems for tracking work progress.
This virtual training aimed to introduce alliances in the Advocacy Institute seed programme to project cycle management and grant proposal writing practices to efficiently and timely respond to funding opportunities when they arise. 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.
Through the following joint recommendations, the HIV and NCD communities have identified 15 catalytic and transformative solutions to achieve the best possible health outcomes for people living with and affected by HIV and NCDs globally and contribute towards achieving UHC.