Baseline Responsible No. Expected result Indicator Target (2017) Data source (2015) organisation No. of evidencebased measures Better implementation of addressing lifestyle-related Health in All To be Project consortium At least 3 more risk factors and Policies (HiAP) at estimated as 1. (in the project Project reports Expert-level the local level for health part of the sites) structures implications more effective activity prevention of developed in the project pilot sites NCDs in addition to national action No. of evidencebased measures in Strengthened preventing stakeholder overweight and To be Project consortium involvement in At least 3 more obesity among estimated as preventing 2. (in the project Project reports Expert-level school age children part of the overweight and sites) structures involving activity obesity among stakeholders in school age children the project pilot sites in addition to national action No. of countries At least 2 Better with assessed Project reports more NDPHS comprehensive health system Project consortium To be Partner national health response to system response to estimated as Expert-level Countries’ score 3. NCD outcomes reduce the part of the cards for core structures Updated based on the NCD burden in the activity population NCD country 2014 WHO WHO Europe Northern interventions on profiles Europe assessment Dimension area NCDs guide principles Planned activities towards the expected results Better implementation of HiAP at the local level for more effective prevention of noncommunicable diseases (via a project implemented in chosen pilot sites) Map the situation of the local population covered by the project to identify e.g. the magnitude of the problems causing premature and preventable loss of human resources and the cost of inaction (using the PYLL indicator). Collect and assess the evidence-based measures addressing lifestyle-related health factors and health implications, existing in the chosen pilot sites. Identify evidence-based interventions, which are known to have proven effect to promote health, reduce avoidable premature mortality and loss of human capital, incl. experience gained through earlier projects.
No. Expected result Indicator Baseline (2015) Target (2017) Data source Responsible organisation 1. Better implementation of Health in All Policies (HiAP) at the local level for more effective prevention of NCDs No. of evidencebased measures addressing lifestyle-related risk factors and health implications developed in the project pilot sites in addition to national action To be estimated as part of the activity At least 3 more (in the project sites) Project reports Project consortium Expert-level structures 2. Strengthened stakeholder involvement in preventing overweight and obesity among school age children No. of evidencebased measures in preventing overweight and obesity among school age children involving stakeholders in the project pilot sites in addition to national action To be estimated as part of the activity At least 3 more (in the project sites) Project reports Project consortium Expert-level structures 3. Better comprehensive national health system response to reduce the NCD burden in the Northern Dimension area No. of countries with assessed health system response to NCD outcomes based on the 2014 WHO Europe assessment guide principles To be estimated as part of the activity At least 2 more NDPHS Partner Countries’ score cards for core population interventions on NCDs Project reports Updated NCD country profiles Project consortium Expert-level structures WHO Europe Planned activities towards the expected results Better implementation of HiAP at the local level for more effective prevention of noncommunicable diseases (via a project implemented in chosen pilot sites) Map the situation of the local population covered by the project to identify e.g. the magnitude of the problems causing premature and preventable loss of human resources and the cost of inaction (using the PYLL indicator). Collect and assess the evidence-based measures addressing lifestyle-related health factors and health implications, existing in the chosen pilot sites. Identify evidence-based interventions, which are known to have proven effect to promote health, reduce avoidable premature mortality and loss of human capital, incl. experience gained through earlier projects.
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