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 interactive guide is designed to support new NCD alliances through their establishment phase by outlining the steps involved and offering practical tools. The NCD Alliance has drawn upon the experiences of coalition building for health and non-health goals, it also aims to identify concrete ways that alliances can enhance their impact and efficiency.
This report analyses the potential policy benefits of taxing sugar content; documents how content-based taxes have been used to discourage consumption of sugar, alcohol, and tobacco; and examines the legal and practical challenges of implementing such taxes.
The next sessions of the NCD Café will be held at the World Cancer Congress, taking place in Paris from 31 October - 03 November. The programme features seven interactive sessions.
In the spirit of multisectoral partnership, the NCD Café is a series of interactive sessions organised by supporters of the NCD Alliance. The NCD Café provides the opportunity to discuss current global health and NCD topics in an open and engaging environment.
How can we turn political mandates to combat the global burden of NCDs into actions that will ensure resources are available to comprehensively do so? NCD Alliance Executive Director, Katie Dain, makes several suggestions to achieve sustainable NCD financing in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology this month.
As one of the first countries to pass a tax on SSBs, Mexico’s experience provides key lessons for advocates interested in pursuing policy change in cities, states, and countries around the world. A case study was conducted to explore the strategies of SSB tax proponents and opponents leading up to the passage of the 2013 tax in Mexico.
NCDs and Women, Children and Adolescent Health: A shared Agenda. A life course approach to the updated Global Strategy for Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents' Health.