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Civil Society Resource Library
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Civil Society Report on the Situation of Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases in Brazil
National & Regional Action| 14th October 2014This report aims to assess the implementation of the national plan for tackling NCDs, from the perspective of civil society, focusing on actions proposed along the Health Promotion Axis.
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NCD Alliance Webinar, 23 July 2014
NCD Background Information(3.56MB) | 24th July 2014 -
A civil society benchmark report: Responses to NCDs in East Africa
National & Regional Action| 29th June 2014This study was undertaken by the East African NCD Alliance Post-2015 Initiative, a loose coalition of civil society organisations (CSOs) working to tackle the challenge of NCDs in the East Africa region.
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NCD Alliance Webinar 7 May 2014
Other(3.12MB) | 07th May 2014 -
NCD Alliance Webinar 9 April 2014
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NCD Alliance Policy Brief - Early Lifecourse Approach to NCDs in the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goal Context
UN Sustainable Development Goals(2.03MB) | 21st March 2014The life-course approach focuses on how multiple determinants interact to affect health throughout life and across generations. Health is considered as a dynamic continuum rather than a series of isolated health states.
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Healthy Caribbean Coalition Civil Society Regional Status Report - Responses to NCDs in the Caribbean Community
National & Regional Action| 20th March 2014The report aims to provide a detailed assessment of progress made in tackling NCDs in the Caribbean as viewed by civil society, and in- cludes a call to action in those areas in which gaps have been detected and about which the HCC will encourage and assist civil society organsation (CSO) led advocacy.
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Advocacy Docket: Whole-of-society response to address NCDs—what is the role of various stakeholders in society?
Advocacy Materials| 01st January 2014Part of a WHO SEARO Advocacy Docket entitled 'Together We Can: Prevent and Control the World's Most Common Diseases.