The NCD Synergies project brings together experts with the technical skills and meaningful experience to support and broaden the reach of NCD initiatives in low-income countries around the world. We need researchers, clinicians, planners, and policy makers to get involved.
There are many ways for our colleagues and supporters, at all levels, to engage in this valuable work:
- Learn – Explore our resource database, participate in NCD-related events, and follow expert discussion through our online webinars and knowledge exchanges.
- Participate – The NCD Synergies community seeks collaborators looking to contribute findings and resources to help us tell the story of NCD leadership in low-resource settings.
- Partner – To discuss other ways to partner with NCD Synergies, contact us directly.
By building a community of practitioners with experience serving poor populations living with NCDs and injuries, NCD Synergies is working to expand the conversation around noncommunicable diseases to include treating the chronic illnesses of the very poor. Through our work, NCD Synergies builds partnerships with organizations and countries that will strengthen the public health sector in low-income countries.

Andrew Marx / Harvard Medical School
On October 16, 2017 The NCD Synergies Team met with leadership from across the Global Health Delivery Partnership, 7 MOH reps from sub-Saharan Africa and Haiti, leadership from 9 PIH sites, and leaders of WHO HQ and WHO AFRO to discuss service delivery models for Severe, Chronic NCDs in lower-resource settings.
Events
NCD Synergies and Partners In Health have a notable history of leadership in driving the conversation on endemic noncommunicable diseases and injuries in the poorest billion. Explore our events archive and the NCD Synergies blog for commentary and key highlights from previous dialogues.
The NCD Synergies team remains active and engaged in contributing meaningfully to the conversation around NCDs and injuries, especially in settings of extreme poverty. See a list of upcoming events for NCD Synergies and the larger NCD community.