News and Updates
Key Takeaways from the Didactic Foundation and Competency Framework Workshop
We’re thrilled to share key takeaways from our workshop, presented by Lisa Pfadenhauer, Marie Therese Schultes, and Judith van de Kamp on Day 1 of the IS4NCDs Regional Consortium Meeting, focusing on the didactic foundation and competency framework for Implementation Science in Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs).
Exciting Week Ahead at the IS4NCDs Regional Consortium Meeting
The IS4NCDs Regional Consortium Meeting is taking place from 4 to 8 May 2026 at the esteemed University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa. This crucial five-day event will gather consortium members and dedicated educators…
IS4NCDs Gears Up for Regional Meeting in Johannesburg to Advance NCD Training
These insights spotlight the economic and health benefits of investing in cost-effective interventions, the urgent need for increased domestic funding, innovative revenue mechanisms, and the importance of bridging treatment gaps…
IS4NCDs Implementation Roadmap for NCD Programmes: Parts A & B – Intermediate Modules in Quality, Mixed-Methods Research, and Participatory Action Research
These insights spotlight the economic and health benefits of investing in cost-effective interventions, the urgent need for increased domestic funding, innovative revenue mechanisms, and the importance of bridging treatment gaps…
IS4NCDs Presents Insights on Implementation Science and Practice at IMPACT 2026
These insights spotlight the economic and health benefits of investing in cost-effective interventions, the urgent need for increased domestic funding, innovative revenue mechanisms, and the importance of bridging treatment gaps…
IS4NCDs Consortium Members to Join 4th Swiss Implementation Science Conference in Zurich
These insights spotlight the economic and health benefits of investing in cost-effective interventions, the urgent need for increased domestic funding, innovative revenue mechanisms, and the importance of bridging treatment gaps…
Empowering Institutions to Respond to Rising NCDs: Implementation Science for South Africa and Zambia
These insights spotlight the economic and health benefits of investing in cost-effective interventions, the urgent need for increased domestic funding, innovative revenue mechanisms, and the importance of bridging treatment gaps…
Celebrating the Promotion of Dr. Choolwe Nkwemu-Jacobs!
These insights spotlight the economic and health benefits of investing in cost-effective interventions, the urgent need for increased domestic funding, innovative revenue mechanisms, and the importance of bridging treatment gaps…
Preparing for the Fourth UN High-Level Meeting: Key WHO Financing Insights on NCDs and Mental Health
These insights spotlight the economic and health benefits of investing in cost-effective interventions, the urgent need for increased domestic funding, innovative revenue mechanisms, and the importance of bridging treatment gaps…
Sustainable Financing for NCDs: Final Webinar Ahead of UN High-Level Meeting
The fifth and final webinar in the WHO’s series on “Sustainable Financing for NCDs and Mental Health” will highlight key insights from the June 2024 international dialogue, which brought together ministries of health and finance, development partners, civil society, and technical experts…
Building Sustainable Financing and Integrated Care for NCDs and Mental Health: Insights for the 2025 UN High-Level Meeting
Ahead of the 2025 UN High-Level Meeting on Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs) and Mental Health, efforts are intensifying to transform global dialogue into actionable financing strategies…
Exploring Global Challenges in Non-Communicable Diseases: Insights from the 2025 Utrecht Summer School
The 2025 “Challenges in Global Health: Non-Communicable Diseases” summer school, held from July 7 to July 11 at the University Medical Centre Utrecht, offered a comprehensive and interactive learning experience focused on addressing the global impact of non-communicable diseases…

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