Jordan puts NCDs at heart of UHC and humanitarian response

Jordan’s government and civil society are stepping up action to strengthen NCD prevention and care, working together as part of their commitment to Universal Health Coverage (UHC) to reduce the NCD burden among both refugees and vulnerable Jordanians.

Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) cause 78% of deaths and are the main driver of disease in Jordan.
Jordan is home to the second largest refugee population worldwide (per capita).
The dual NCD-humanitarian crisis is a major obstacle towards achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC), which ensures that everyone can access healthcare without financial hardship.
Delivering people-centred, inclusive primary health care (PHC) which prioritises NCD prevention and care is being seen as critical in Jordan’s path towards UHC.

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Jordan puts NCDs at heart of UHC and humanitarian response

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Jordan's humanitarian response puts NCDs at the centre

TIM T LAD

Jordan puts NCDs at heart of UHC and humanitarian response

Jordan puts NCDs at heart of UHC and humanitarian response

Name Jordan's humanitarian response puts NCDs at the centre

Name

Jordan's humanitarian response puts NCDs at the centre