Introducing the new NCD Child Global Advocacy Course
January 17, 2023
The new open-access, online NCD Child Global Advocacy Course aims to increase knowledge about the
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Browse through a selection of resources developed by us, our Young Leaders, our partners, WHO/UN, and youth advocates. If you are interested in promoting a resource, please email the Secretariat for consideration.
The new open-access, online NCD Child Global Advocacy Course aims to increase knowledge about the
The NCD GBD Dashboard provides data visualizations for the leading non-communicable diseases (NCDs) affecting young
In partnership with The George Institute for Global Health, NCD Child hosted a European Regional
Reports and publications The impact of climate change on mental health and emotional wellbeing: current
NCD Child is pleased to be a contributing member to the Draft WHO Guideline on
This viewpoint presents effective strategies and calls to action that over 50 stakeholders made across
This year, a few of our Young Leaders represented NCD Child at the Seventy-fifth World
This report is a joint project between UNICEF and the Global Early Adolescent Study at
While early reports of the infection2 3 suggested that the infection may be generally mild in children with COVID-19, with general case fatality rate less than 1%, there are increasing reports of complications among children and adolescents.
Between January to March 2022, NCD Child held a series of focus group discussion with
The new open-access, online NCD Child Global Advocacy Course aims to increase knowledge about the
The NCD GBD Dashboard provides data visualizations for the leading non-communicable diseases (NCDs) affecting young
In partnership with The George Institute for Global Health, NCD Child hosted a European Regional
Reports and publications The impact of climate change on mental health and emotional wellbeing: current
NCD Child is pleased to be a contributing member to the Draft WHO Guideline on
This viewpoint presents effective strategies and calls to action that over 50 stakeholders made across
This year, a few of our Young Leaders represented NCD Child at the Seventy-fifth World
This report is a joint project between UNICEF and the Global Early Adolescent Study at
While early reports of the infection2 3 suggested that the infection may be generally mild in children with COVID-19, with general case fatality rate less than 1%, there are increasing reports of complications among children and adolescents.
Between January to March 2022, NCD Child held a series of focus group discussion with
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