Global Noncommunicable Disease Programs
CDC collaborates with partners to enhance global health and economic security and reduce premature noncommunicable disease (NCD) deaths and disabilities. We produce scientific evidence, strengthen workforce capacity, and improve surveillance and evaluation systems. Our activities focus on promoting and supporting innovative, evidence-based interventions to prevent and control NCDs. We align our efforts with global targets including the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the WHO Global Monitoring Framework.
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Produce scientific evidence on NCDs, risk factors, and interventions to develop effective programs and enable informed decision-making
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Strengthen public health infrastructure and workforce capacity to empower countries to address health needs and avoid health crises
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Improve NCD surveillance, monitoring, and evaluation systems to enable countries to set priorities, target interventions, and monitor success
Learn more about our NCD work through the Global Noncommunicable Diseases Fact Sheet.