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.
The Agenda focused on The 71st World Health Assembly - WHA71, Preparations for the 2018 UN HLM on NCDs, and ENOUGH, the campaign on the 3rd High-Level Meeting on NCDs.
The Mental Health Atlas 2017 contains progress reports from 177 out of 194 (91%) of WHO’s Member States on implementation of the Comprehensive Mental Health Action Plan 2013-2020.
The recommendations in this report are intended for Heads of State and Government and policy-makers across government sectors, as well as other stakeholders, and as input towards the third High-Level Meeting of the UN General Assembly on NCDs.
This Guide developed in partnership with Lilly recommends ways to overcome barriers to integrated care: creating an enabling environment, training health care workers, developing people-centred approaches, capturing and using data, and ensuring effective governance and sustainability.
The Agenda focused on: ENOUGH, the campaign on the 3rd High-Level Meeting on NCDs; Preparations for the 2018 UN HLM on NCDs; & The 71st World Health Assembly - WHA71.
In-depth update on our campaign for the UN High-Level Meeting on NCDs and the Financing for NCDs Conference.
Deaths caused by noncommunicable diseases bring suffering and heartache to millions of people worldwide – those who live with the diseases, as well as their families and friends. 70% of all deaths worldwide result from NCDs, but this should not be the case as many of these deaths are preventable. We are calling on governments to move beyond rhetoric and to commit to and deliver much more assertive action, now. Because we have had enough. Have you? #EnoughNCDs
The UN Secretary-General’s Report in advance of the 2018 UN High-Level Meeting on NCDs calls for bolder commitments and makes recommendations on key NCDA campaign priorities such as the urgent need for greater investment for NCDs and scaling-up implementation of WHO’s Best Buys for the prevention and control of NCDs.