IS4NCDs stands for “Capacity Building in Implementation Science Education for Non-Communicable Disease Prevention and Management in Africa.” It is a groundbreaking project aimed at tackling the growing burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Africa.
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The Know-Do Gap: Why Good Evidence Alone Does Not Change What Happens in the Clinic
The Know-Do Gap: Why Good Evidence Alone Does Not Change What Happens in the Clinic 6 August 2026 A national hypertension guideline is published, endorsed and distributed to every facility in a province. The evidence behind it is not in question — it is drawn from large trials. Reviewed by experts and consistent with World […]
Context: The Variable That Decides NCD Programme Success
Context: The Variable That Decides NCD Programme Success 4 August 2026 When an NCD programme succeeds in one facility and stalls in another — despite using an identical protocol, identical training, and an identical evidence base — the cause is rarely a flaw in the intervention. It is almost always context: the surrounding conditions, inside […]
IS4NCDs Marks Steady Progress Towards October Pilot Launch
IS4NCDs Marks Steady Progress Towards October Pilot Launch 29 July 2026 IS4NCDs held its monthly virtual meeting on 27 July 2026, bringing together representatives from all partner institutions to review progress towards the piloting of its implementation science training modules, set to begin in October. The meeting highlighted encouraging momentum across the programme. Institutions leading […]
Implementation Strategies: The Deliberate Choice That Decides Whether an NCD Programme Survives
The fifth and final day of the IS4NCDs Regional Consortium Meeting brought together partners from across the consortium at the Wits School of Public Health in Johannesburg to consolidate a week of intense and productive discussions. With clear decisions made, timelines set, and responsibilities assigned, the meeting closed on a note of genuine optimism and shared purpose.

The IS4NCDs project has received funding from the European Union's Erasmus+ programme under Grant Agreement no. 101179511

The IS4NCDs project has received funding from the European Union's Erasmus+ programme under Grant Agreement no. 101179511







