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  • What is NCD Synergies?
    • Our Approach
    • Leaders in our Community
    • Meet Us
    • Country-Based NCD Teams
    • Our Partners
      and Supporters
    • Events and Engagement
      • Get Involved
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      • Knowledge Exchanges
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      • 2013 Kigali Conference
      • 2011 Harvard Conference

Knowledge Exchanges

NCD Synergies, along with several partners and collaborators, hosts regular multi-national knowledge exchanges, online discussions, and webinars. The aim of these dialogues is to foster shared learning, collaboration, and development of best practices among our networks of clinicians, policymakers, activists, and researchers.

World Bank knowledge exchange

In collaboration with the World Bank, NCD Synergies and the NCDI Poverty Commission Secretariat has been hosting regular knowledge exchange webinars together with thought leaders and experts from the Lancet NCDI Poverty Commission, the 11 National Commissions & Groups, and the World Bank. Each monthly exchange features presentations and guided discussions on topics critical to addressing NCDIs of poverty. Highlights and reports of previously hosted exchanges are available here.

WHO Community of Practice

NCD Synergies and the Program in Global NCDs and Social Change at Harvard Medical School, in partnership with the WHO Global Coordination Mechanism on the Prevention and Control of NCDs, has recently launched a Community of Practice on NCDs, Poverty and Development. This CoP began in February 2018 and will continue with regular webinars and virtual discussions in the lead up to the UN High-Level Meeting on NCDs in September 2018.

Sign up here if you are interested in joining the Community of Practice!

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The work we do at NCD Synergies is made possible by our broad network of partners and supporters. Help build a movement to bring care for noncommunicable diseases and injuries to the very poor.

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About NCD Synergies

NCD Synergies is a project of Partners In Health that collaborates with health planners, researchers, and implementers to collect, develop, and share the information and tools needed to prevent and treat noncommunicable diseases and injuries in settings of extreme poverty. NCD Synergies is a community of support for those on the leading edge of expanding care for NCDs and injuries in low and middle-income countries with a focus on poor, vulnerable, and remote populations.
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