Find all the NCD Alliance publications and the most recent global data on NCDs.
This section includes the latest NCD Alliance publications, such as policy briefs and analysis, progress tracking and advocacy toolkits, and our annual reports.
This infographic provides an overview of NCD Alliance's campaign priorities in the lead up to the third UN High-Level Meeting on NCDs.
NCD Alliance shares why governments all over the world need to prioritise NCDs in 2018... and beyond.
This webinar included updates on the Lancet Commission on Palliative Care & overview of the Lancet Report: Alleviating the Access Abyss in Palliative Care and Pain Relief: An Imperative of Universal Health Coverage; preparations for the forthcoming 142nd WHO Executive Board, and the 2018 High Level Meeting on NCDs; and a recap on the 2nd Global NCD Alliance Forum, including more about the NCD Civil Society Atlas and the Advocacy Agenda of People Living with NCDs
This report provides an overview of the current realities of NCDs and progress made to date in workplace health, particularly in LMICs. It sets out the challenges and opportunities to increase implementation in LMICs, offering recommendations for key stakeholders to create an environment within which workplace health can thrive, and a framework for action for employers.
Make the UN Decade of Action on Nutrition count for all forms of malnutrition. The brief focuses on select SMART commitments which target overweight & obesity and nutrition-related NCDs.
This webinar included updates on preparations for the 2018 High level Meeting on NCDs, the WHO General Programme of Work 2019-2023, Scaling Up Nutrition Global Gathering, COP23 & Environmental Health Updates, 2017 Global NCD Alliance Forum, Updates from Our Views Our Voices Initiative and a quick look ahead to 2018.
A better nourished world is a better world. Yet the 2017 Global Nutrition Report shows that, despite the significant steps the world has taken towards improving nutrition in all its forms and associated health burdens over recent decades, nutrition is still a large-scale and universal problem nutrition is. Too many people are being left behind from the benefits of improved nutrition. Yet when we look at the wider context, the opportunity for change has never been greater. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted by 193 countries in 2015, offer a tremendous window of opportunity to reverse or stop these trends.
Diabetes Atlas is a global reference report setting the standard for estimates of diabetes prevalence and its related burden.