They include those from:
Joint programming missions support UN Country Teams in their efforts to provide technical assistance to governments as they scale up comprehensive national NCD responses. These missions provide the opportunity for the UN System to engage with a range of government ministries and support them in adopting approaches to NCD policy development which involve all government departments. Joint programming missions also work with a range of development partners. These missions provide powerful advocate for ever stronger whole-of-government, whole-of-society, and whole-of-UN action.
Investment cases quantify: (i) the socioeconomic burden of NCDs and their risk factors as well as mental health conditions in the country; (ii) the costs of evidence-based interventions to prevent and to treat NCDs and mental health conditions; and (iii) the return on investment of these interventions. Investment case reports can also be accessed through the interactive platform on this page. The tobacco investment cases have been undertaken as part of the 2030 project, led by the Framework Convention Secretariat, with UNDP as a collaborating partner.
Primary healthcare costing studies serve as a tool for policymakers, healthcare providers, and other stakeholders to promote primary healthcare as a an essential component of universal health coverage and the importance of preventing and controlling NCDs in primary care. They have been undertaken in six Gulf Cooperation Council countries (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates), where the studies have costed a package of eight primary healthcare programmes, including NCDs.
Regional reports , journal articles and donor reports are also available.
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina - February 2024
Republika Srpska - February 2024
Cambodia
Ethiopia
Jamaica
Kenya
Madagascar
Malaysia
Mongolia
Montenegro
Oman
Suriname
Thailand
United Arab Emirates
4. Equity implications of tobacco taxation: results from WHO FCTC investment cases
5. Evolving methodology of national tobacco control investment cases
6. The reported impact of non-communicable disease investment cases in 13 countries
9. The case for investment in tobacco control: lessons from four countries in the Americas