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Publications & Multimedia

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.

Publications & Multimedia

  • NCD Trailblazers Webinar: Healthy, sustainable food systems and policies to reduce diet-related NCDs

    NCD Trailblazers Webinar: Healthy, sustainable food systems and policies to reduce diet-related NCDs

    Webinars
     |  29th November 2019

    This NCD Trailblazers webinar on promoting healthy, sustainable food systems featured presentations from some of those leading the charge to fix dysfunctional food systems, reduce malnutrition and improve health for all.

  • NCD Alliance Webinar on Mental Health

    NCD Alliance Webinar on Mental Health

    Webinars
     |  29th November 2019

    In this webinar, the NCD Alliance brought together stakeholders in mental health policy, service provision, and campaigning fields, to share insights, perspectives, and opportunities for engagement in advancing progress on improving mental health for all.

  • Better Health, Better Lives - Norway's development strategy on NCDs

    Better Health, Better Lives - Norway's development strategy on NCDs

    Key Political Commitments
    (587.30kB)  |  26th November 2019

    The Norwegian government announced on 22 November 2019 a first-ever international health and development strategy to combat noncommunicable diseases in low-income countries.

  • NCD Alliance Webinar, 31 October 2019

    NCD Alliance Webinar, 31 October 2019

    Webinars
     |  07th November 2019

    The objective of this webinar was to present the recently launched report “Protecting Populations, Preserving Futures: Optimising the health workforce to combat NCDs and achieve UHC”. This webinar featured examples of strategies that have proven effective for developing an optimum health workforce in some countries.

  • NCDA Advocacy Institute Webinar: Resource Mobilisation, 16 October 2019

    NCDA Advocacy Institute Webinar: Resource Mobilisation, 16 October 2019

    Webinars
     |  17th October 2019

    The objective of this NCDA Advocacy Institute webinar was to share the most important elements to ensure an effective resource mobilisation for a national or regional NCD alliance, in order to ensure its sustainability.

  • NCD Alliance Webinar, 10 October 2019

    NCD Alliance Webinar, 10 October 2019

    Webinars
     |  15th October 2019

    This webinar included a recap on the UN HLM on UHC and the 74th UNGA week; update on the Regional Committee Meeting for PAHO; presentation of "Cut Stroke in Half: Polypill for primary prevention in stroke" by World Stroke Organization; and outlook of the next WHO's Executive Board session and the upcoming Global NCD Alliance Forum 2020.

  • Fueling an Unhealthy Future - Brief

    Fueling an Unhealthy Future - Brief

    Policy Briefs
     |  26th September 2019

    Nations will more quickly transition to clean energy if they redirect government funds away from subsidising unhealthy commodities– in particular fossil fuels. Such action would reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, thereby mitigating climate change and saving lives. Countries must reexamine current economic incentives to industries that harm health as an essential step towards creating coherent policies that sustain growth, support clean energy expansion and prevent noncommunicable diseases (NCDs).

  • Protecting Populations, Preserving Futures - Report

    Protecting Populations, Preserving Futures - Report

    Policy Briefs
     |  24th September 2019

    The report explores the optimal level of health workforce for NCDs across the continuum of care. Recognising the relevance of effective primary care in the delivery of NCD services and in the attainment of UHC, the report draws from best practice case studies across the continuum of care as observed in different regions to present existing and novel strategies for optimizing the health workforce.