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UN Inter-Agency Task Force on NCDs and Mental Health Summary

Core Content

The UN Inter-Agency Task Force on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) and Mental Health was established in 2013 by the United Nations Secretary-General to address the growing global burden of NCDs and mental health issues. The Task Force brings together United Nations agencies, intergovernmental organizations, and development banks to work collaboratively and effectively in supporting countries to build sustainable solutions for these challenges.

Main Objectives

Tackle NCDs and Mental Health: Address the leading causes of death and ill health globally, which affect nearly 1 billion people.
Promote Whole-of-Government and Whole-of-Society Action: Encourage cross-sectoral collaboration and societal engagement to ensure comprehensive and inclusive responses.
Support Country-Led Solutions: Provide context-specific technical assistance and funding based on national needs and priorities.
Strengthen Coordination and Governance: Enhance national coordination mechanisms and multi-sectoral action plans to improve policy and strategy.
Foster Innovative Partnerships: Develop and support partnerships that include funding mechanisms, policy frameworks, and digital solutions to address NCDs and mental health.

Key Information

Annual Reporting

The Task Force reports annually to the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), ensuring transparency and accountability.

Preventability

A significant portion of NCDs and mental health conditions are preventable, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and policy changes.

Multi-Sectoral Action

Action is needed beyond the health sector, involving collaboration with various parts of government and society.

Global Partnerships

The Task Force develops and supports a range of global partnerships, including:
- Health4Life Fund: A multi-partner trust fund that provides catalytic funding and technical support to countries.
- NCD2030: A program aimed at strengthening governance for NCDs.
- SAFER: A program to reduce harmful use of alcohol.
- Joint Action Group: Supports global elimination of cervical cancer.
- Access Initiative for Quitting Tobacco: A response to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Partnerships on digital solutions, comorbidities, and human rights.

Focus on Equity and Human Rights

The Task Force ensures that participatory and human-rights-based approaches are central to its work, promoting co-created solutions that shift power dynamics toward equity.

Support for Developing Countries

The Task Force emphasizes South-to-South and triangular cooperation, aiming to build local capacity and promote leadership from the Global South.

Country Engagement

In the last 10 years, the Task Force has worked with over 50 countries, providing tailored support to meet their specific needs and challenges.

Collaborative Approach

The Task Force underscores the importance of working as One, highlighting the effectiveness of coordinated and collaborative efforts in achieving long-term health goals.

Call to Action

The Task Force encourages all stakeholders to join forces to address NCDs and mental health, recognizing that collective effort is essential for progress.
It advocates for political, financial, and technical support to enable governments to implement sustainable and impactful health programs.