• Preventing the primary risk facto

• Preventing the primary risk factors of NCDs, namely tobacco use, poor diets, harmful use of alcohol and
physical inactivity, is a top priority to reverse the rising trends in NCDs.
• Prevention is not only about individual behavior change but also about establishing sustainable and sys- temic changes in policies, physical and social environments and health services to promote health and well-being.
• Schools, workplaces, and community settings can serve as places to create healthy environments and promote healthy behaviors, for example, by offering healthy foods and providing incentives for physical activity.
• Legislation and regulations are also needed to protect people from the risks that cause NCDs. Devel- oping countries are soft targets and easy markets, and many need basic regulatory capacity for health- promoting policies.
• Priority NCD strategies include:
TOBACCO REDUCTION, by accelerating implementation of the WHO Framework Convention on To- bacco Control, which includes taxation, restrictions on marketing and sales of tobacco products, as well as banning smoking in public places.
IMPROVE DIETS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, through policies that prevent obesity, promote healthy living and encourage consumption of more fruits and vegetables and less processed foods high in fat, salt and sugar.
SALT REDUCTION, through food product reformulation and public awareness, to improve prevention and control of hypertension.
REDUCE HARMFUL USE OF ALCOHOL, including through taxation and regulations on alcohol pro- motion and marketing.
IMPROVE CARE AND ESSENTIAL DRUGS AND TECHNOLOGIES, including multidrug combina- tion and oral hypoglycemics for cardiovascular disease, insulin for diabetes, off-patent drugs for cancer treatment, and HPV (Human Papiloma Virus) vaccines for cervical cancer prevention.

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- Preventing the primary risk factors of NCDs namely use, tobacco, diets poor, use harmful of alcohol and
physical, inactivity. Is a top priority to reverse the rising trends in NCDs.
- Prevention is not only about individual behavior change but also. About establishing sustainable and sys - temic changes, in policiesPhysical and social environments and health services to promote health and well-being.
- Schools workplaces and community,,, Settings can serve as places to create healthy environments and promote healthy behaviors for example by offering healthy,,, Foods and providing incentives for physical activity.
.Education Legislation and regulations are also needed to protect people from the risks that cause NCDs. Devel - oping countries. Are soft targets and easy markets and many, need basic regulatory capacity for health - promoting policies.
- Priority NCD. Strategies include:
TOBACCO REDUCTION by accelerating, implementation of the WHO Framework Convention on To - bacco, Control. Which, includes taxationRestrictions on marketing and sales of, tobacco products as well as banning smoking in public places.
IMPROVE DIETS AND. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY through policies, that prevent obesity promote healthy, living and encourage consumption of more fruits. And vegetables and less processed foods high in fat salt and, sugar.
SALT REDUCTION through food, product reformulation. And, public awarenessTo improve prevention and control of hypertension.
REDUCE HARMFUL USE, OF ALCOHOL including through taxation and regulations. On alcohol pro - motion and marketing.
IMPROVE CARE AND ESSENTIAL DRUGS AND TECHNOLOGIES including multidrug, combina - tion. And oral hypoglycemics for cardiovascular disease insulin for, diabetes off-patent drugs, for, cancer treatmentAnd HPV (Human Papiloma Virus) vaccines for cervical cancer prevention.