Published	28th May 2023
Author	NCD Alliance
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The NCD Alliance Constitution was first approved in May 2017 when NCDA became a non-governmental organisation (NGO). Subsequent edits are approved at NCDA General Assemblies. The latest version is dated May 2023.

NCDA governance

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