Published	10th May 2015
Author	NCD Alliance
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Highlights of the 2014-2015 included partners in South Africa, Brazil and the Caribbean pioneering civil society monitoring on NCDs, with the development of Civil Society Status Reports. In addition, the network of national and regional NCD alliances has continued to ﬂourish.

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