Knowledge Action Portal on NCDs

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Government of People’s Republic of Bangladesh

BANGLADESH MULTISECTORAL ACTION PLAN FOR PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES 2018–2025

Strategy document

11 Jun 2018

Summary Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), which include cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, chronic respiratory diseases and cancers, have become a global problem accounting for more than 68% of total global deaths. Due to their chronic nature, NCDs require protracted treatment resulting in significant socioeconomic and treatment costs. In Bangladesh, NCDs are a serious and urgent public health p...

Strategy documentMultisectoral ActionMultistakeholder CollaborationHealth system strengthening, including governance and financing

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Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)

In-Depth Qualitative Analysis of Noncommunicable Diseases. Multisectoral Action Plans in the Caribbean

Publication

11 Jun 2018

As the epidemic of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) continues to have its negative impact on lives, livelihoods, and economies across the globe, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization (WHO), has taken action to strengthen its technical cooperation with Member States in addressing these diseases, their risk factors, and related...

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World Health Organization, World Diabetes Foundation

Global dialogue on partnerships for sustainable financing of NCD prevention and control: meeting report

Publication

28 Feb 2018

More than 300 participants from over 56 countries, including governments, United Nations agencies and non-State actors, came together on 9–11 April 2018 in Copenhagen, Denmark, to share ideas and best practices, to create and strengthen partnerships, and to discuss and debate how to find sustainable solutions to reach the noncommunicable disease (NCD) target 3.4 of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainabl...

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World Health Organization (WHO), Government of South Australia

Adelaide Statement II on Health in All Policies

Declaration

27 Nov 2017

We - 150 experts and practitioners of Health in All Policies (HiAP) from 21 countries - have come together in Adelaide at the invitation of the Government of South Australia and the World Health Organization, to celebrate ten years of Health in All Policies in South Australia. This meeting, on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people, offered the first major opportunity to explore the recommenda...

DeclarationMultisectoral ActionHealth system strengthening, including governance and financing

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Global Network for Health in All Policies (GNHiAP)

Global Network for Health in All Policies (GNHiAP)

Database

27 Nov 2017

Health in All Policies is an approach to public policies across sectors that systematically takes into account the health implications of decisions, seeks synergies, and avoids harmful health impacts, in order to improve population health and health equity. (WHO (2013), Health in All Policies – Framework for Country Action) The Global Network for Health in All Policies (GNHiAP) will work with...

DatabaseMultisectoral ActionMultistakeholder Collaboration

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World Health Organization

Intersectoral factors influencing equity-oriented progress towards universal health coverage: results from a scoping review of literature

Publication

27 Nov 2017

Achieving UHC is a major responsibility and goal of the health sector. But it cannot be done by the health sector alone. Its achievement depends on factors affecting the population being serviced, that are not under the direct control of the health sector (e.g., an individual’s family environment, access to infrastructure and resources, knowledge and education, etc.). Inequities across these int...

PublicationMultisectoral ActionGender, equity and human rightsSocial determinants of health

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International Journal of Noncommunicable Diseases

Going beyond the health sector for prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases Review of multisectoral actions in health policies

Publication

11 Oct 2017

Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) are a major cause of death and disability worldwide. Many of the determinants of NCDs go beyond the purview of the health sector. Hence, the involvement of nonhealth stakeholders along with the health sectors is important in the planning and implementation of programs for the prevention and control of NCDs. The current review aims to study the existing literature, t...

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Ministry of Health India

India National Multisectoral Action Plan (NMAP) for Prevention and Control of Common NCDs (2017-22)

Strategy document

11 Jun 2017

This strategy document entails the national multisectoral action plan developed by the Ministry of Health in India. National Multisectoral Action Plan for Prevention and Control of common NCDs (2017-2022) is a national blue print and will provide a clear direction to the nation's pursuit to tackle the growing burden of NCDs within the specific socio-economic, cultural and health systems contexts o...

Strategy documentMultisectoral ActionMultistakeholder CollaborationHealth system strengthening, including governance and financing

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International Journal of Health Policy and Management

Multisectoral Actions for Health: Challenges and Opportunities in Complex Policy Environments

Article

16 Apr 2017

Multisectoral actions for health, defined as actions undertaken by non-health sectors to protect the health of the population, are essential in the context of inter-linkages between three dimensions of sustainable development: economic, social, and environmental. These multisectoral actions can address the social and economic factors that influence the health of a population at the local, national...

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World Health Organization

WHO Global Report on Psoriasis

Report

11 Jul 2016

The World Health Organization (WHO) Report on Psoriasis was published in 2016 in response to the 2014 World Health Assembly resolution (WHA67.9) that stated psoriasis should be viewed as a serious non-communicable disease (NCD). By passing the resolution, all Member States recognized the burden of psoriasis and committed to increase their efforts to fight the stigma and unnecessary exclusion of pe...

ReportMultisectoral ActionMultistakeholder Collaboration

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WHO Regional Office for Europe

Armenia STEPS Survey 2016: Tobacco Fact Sheet

Fact sheet

18 Jun 2016

This Tobacco Fact Sheet presents national data from the 2016 Armenia STEPS Survey on tobacco use and control indicators for adults aged 18–69. It provides insights into smoking prevalence, quit attempts, secondhand smoke exposure, and awareness of tobacco-related messaging and advertising.&nbsp;&nbsp;Key Highlights:&nbsp;Tobacco Use: 27.8% of adults currently use tobacco; 51.5% of men and 1.8% o...

Fact sheetCancerCardiovascular DiseaseChronic Respiratory DiseasesHealth Literacy Development+5
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WHO Regional Office for Europe

Armenia STEPS Survey 2016: Fact Sheet on NCD Risk Factors

Fact sheet

18 Jun 2016

This fact sheet presents data from Armenia’s 2016 STEPS survey on noncommunicable disease (NCD) risk factors in adults aged 18–69, covering smoking, alcohol, diet, physical activity, overweight/obesity, blood pressure, cholesterol, and salt intake.&nbsp;Highlights:&nbsp;27.9% currently smoke (mostly men)&nbsp;34.4% drank alcohol in past 30 days; 5.9% binge drank&nbsp;76% consumed &lt;5 serving...

Fact sheetCancerCardiovascular DiseaseDiabetesHealth Literacy Development+12
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