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Civil Society Resource Library
Discover practical tools to inform & inspire you.
Discover practical tools to inform & inspire you.
This workshop brought together and mobilised many members of the NCD Alliance network ahead of the annual Global Week for Action campaign. It provided an overview of this year's campaign theme on financing and investment, encouraged the sharing of advocacy experiences on financing from different counties/settings and revealed more about how members can engage with the campaign to build momentum. It combined the audiences of the three Peer Learning Advocacy Networks (PLANs) and the Advocacy Institute Seed Programme Training, both of which are open to NCD Alliance member organisations and alliances.
NCD Alliance’s submission to the first WHO consultation on the updated Appendix 3 of the Global action plan for the prevention and control of NCDs 2013–2030.
The NCD Alliance’s achievement report on the second phase of the Civil Society Solidarity Fund on NCDs and COVID-19 showcases the activities and results of the 19 NCD alliances fund recipients in 2021.
NCDA's mission is to unite and strengthen our civil society network to stimulate collaborative action for the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) through advocacy, accountability, capacity development and knowledge exchange.
The NCD Alliance’s vision, mission and organisational structure propels and obliges the organisation to engage and partner with a wide range of people and organisations who share its goals - including member organisations, international agencies, governments, NGOs, academia, foundations, relevant private sector entities, and the general public. It is NCDA’s belief that making prevention and control of NCDs a priority on a global scale demands a whole of society response, with engagement from a range of relevant sectors and organisation.
This practical guide aims to provide NCD civil society with an understanding of the steps to plan and conduct successful advocacy campaigns, leveraging examples from NCD Alliance’s global network of national and regional NCD alliances.
This training provided a general introduction to the WHO Best Buys and their recommended interventions for NCD prevention and control, increasing knowledge on why these were developed and the policies considered, as well as a snapshot on the mechanisms to support their implementation and monitoring.
The Global Charter on Meaningful Involvement of People living with NCDs rallies all actors such as governments, international institutions, civil society and the private sector to put people at the centre and leave no one behind.