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There are also many sub-targets related to NCDs, their risk factors and the health system response.
In order to better understand the main NCDs, it is essential to improve understanding of, and discuss, their risk factors.
Noncommunicable diseases and their risk factors are both closely linked to chronic poverty, and they contribute to poverty.
Chile, a country of 17 million people,is experiencing a sharp increase in chronic diseases and their risk factors.
These NCDs and injuries, and their risk factors and determinants, are closely related to poverty and mutually reinforce each other.
Many countries have at least one policy, plan orstrategy to address such diseases or their risk factors.
The epidemic creates a vicious cycle whereby NCDs and their risk factors worsen poverty, while poverty results in rising rates of NCDs.
Strong evidence links poverty, lack of education andother determinants to NCDs and their risk factors.
The Government of Chile considers the rising incidence of these diseases and their risk factors to be a social problem and a major priority for the country.
The majority of countries have policies,plans or strategies for all non-communicable diseases and their risk factors.
A vicious cycle is created by the epidemic,whereby non-communicable diseases and their risk factors worsen poverty, while poverty results in rising rates of such diseases.
Strong evidence links poverty, lack of education andother social determinants to such diseases and their risk factors.
Because the diseases are common and their risk factors ubiquitous, many fail to understand the burden that such conditions exact on populations of the developing world.
Very often reliable, comparable, national, age andsex disaggregated data on the incidence of NCDs and their risk factors are missing.
Therefore, one approach to reducing preventable,diet-related NCDs and their risk factors is to improve the nutritional status13 of women of reproductive age 148,181-183.
However, there has been limited progress in establishing a regular surveillance system for non-communicable diseases and their risk factors.
All NCDs and their risk factors have technical particularities, need specific expertise and deserve focused, independent action if progress is to be made.
Strong evidence links poverty, lack of education andother social inequities to non-communicable diseases and their risk factors.
The multisectoral mechanisms that are effectively positioning NCDs and their risk factors and determinants on the agendas of other sectors need to be further promoted and disseminated.
The first group of activities under this objective relates to implementing educational interventions for preventing andcontrolling NCDs and their risk factors.
As mentioned above, the distribution andimpact of such diseases and their risk factors are highly inequitable and impose a disproportionately large burden on low- and middle-income countries and populations.
Public policymakers are increasingly challenged to formulate effective strategies to address non-communicable diseases and their risk factors.
The indicators on NCDs and their risk factors that are included in this succinct indicator list show the diversity and magnitude of the challenges for public health in Europe, as well as some positive trends in mortality.
The rising incidence, developmental and other challenges and the social andeconomic impact of non-communicable diseases and their risk factors.
By strengthening health information systems to monitor the evolving burden of non-communicable diseases, their risk factors, their determinants and the impact and effectiveness of health promotion, prevention and control policies and other interventions;
For CARICOM, the central message of the Declaration is a global consensus on strengthened commitment to action to address NCDs and their risk factors at all levels.
Non-communicable diseases and their risk factors are best addressed throughout the course of people's lives, through healthy behaviours and early diagnosis and treatment that begin before pregnancy and continue through childhood and adult life.
We would have preferred the text to have reflected stronger commitments and specific,time-bound targets for addressing non-communicable diseases and their risk factors.
One is tempted to liken the evolution of these chronic diseases and their risk factors over the past several years to the sound of a drumbeat warning-- as is traditional in Africa-- of a major threat that could even imperil our societies.
Large amounts of donor funds are allocated to tuberculosis and HIV through the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, butnot to NCDs and their risk factors.