WHO Initiatives in NCD Prevention and Control

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WHO Role for NCDs

World Health Organization (WHO) has played a vital role at global level, in prevention and control of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs).

In South East Asian Region (SEAR), there has been a growing recognition and commitment to address NCDs.

Priority Given Through

High-level advocacy

Set norms

Standards

Evidence base for effective policies

Strategies

Interventions

Surveillance

Monitoring

Evaluation

For SEAR Region

Coordinating activities

Providing technical and financial support

Integrating NCD control in their primary health-care system

Promoting and forging partnerships

Source: WHO-2011 report

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