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Cambodia
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Reduce between baseline (2005-08) and 2015,
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Sample indicators to monitor progress mentioned, but no targets specified.
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■ Average baseline given for 2005-2008 ([13]; data from existing literature summarized in NCD-specific plan
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■ the adults smoking prevalence% (male/female) from 54/9 to 44/2
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■ Proposes monitoring through national STEP surveys
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■ Incidence of hypertension per 1000 population from 20 to 15
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■ Prevalence of adults with diabetes reported from public facilities from 2 to <2
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■ Incidence of cervical cancer per 10,000 population reported from public facilities from 25 to 12.5 [13]
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Fiji [[14],[15]]
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By 2015, reduce prevalence of
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By 2014, reduce prevalence of
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■ Baseline from National NCD STEPS Survey 2002, no progress reported from prior National NCD Strategic Plan 2004-2008
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■ Diabetes (25-64 yr) from 16% to 14%
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■ Diabetes by 5%
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■ Proposes monitoring through National NCD STEPS Survey and National Nutrition Survey.
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■ Alcohol related injuries to less than 5%
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■ Common risk factors by 5%
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■ No periodicity/monitoring agency defined.
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■ moderate physical activity by 5%
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■ Intermediate risk factors by 5%
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■ fruing/vegetable intake (Adults) by 5%
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■ Major NCDs by 5%
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■ Current smoking (15-65yrs) from 37% to 33%
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■ Tobacco use: 10% from baseline
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■ reduce obesity by 6.2%
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■ Improve nutrition: No target
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■ Increase HPV vaccine coverage by 5%
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■ Alcohol related harm: No target
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■ Cardiovascular diseases by 5%
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■ Improve national NCD status by 5%
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Malaysia [[16],[17]]
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■ Indicators are listed as prevalence of Ischemic heart disease, mental illness, CVD, Diabetes, cancer and chronic obstructive respiratory disease but with no specific targets.
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By 2016, Reduce Prevalence of
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■ Baseline Data from National Health and Morbidity Survey 2006
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■ Diabetes from 11.6 to <13.6%
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■ Proposes monitoring through Behavioural Surveillance Survey, NCD Risk Factor Surveillance
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■ Obesity from 26.2% to <33.7%
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■ Periodicity/Monitoring agencies identified
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■ Healthy Eating – no target given
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■ No past progress reported
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■ Physical Activity – no target given
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Mongolia[18, 19]
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Between 2010 and 2015, Reduce prevalence of
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Between 2009 and 2013, Reduce prevalence of
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■ Some baseline data given from 2004-2005
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■ Daily Smoking from 37% to 31%
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■ Smoking from 23.4% to 20.4%
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■ Mechanism to collect data and its periodicity not defined
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■ Daily salt intake (gm/day) from 13g to 12g
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■ Daily salt intake (gm/day) from 9.6 to 9.1
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■ No achievements or rate of progress described in the immediate past to inform the current target setting
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■ Increase the percentage of adult population that reduce alcohol intake to 2-3 std /wk from 30% to 40%
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■ Alcohol use among population (last month) from 29% to 27%
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■ Increase population doing fitness activities at least 3 times/wk from 20% to 25%
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■ Increase in population with active life-style on regular basis with minimum of 30 minutes from 18.4% to 23.4%
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Philippines[20, 22]
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Between 2006 & 2010, reduce prevalence% of
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This is an operation manual. Indicators to be monitored are outlined but no quantified national targets for these indicators are given
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Some baseline data 2000/2003
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■ Obesity from 4.3 to 3
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Proposes Behavioural Risk Factor Surveillance System including Adult
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■ Smoking from 34.8 to <34.8
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National Nutrition and Health Survey to monitor the progress.
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■ Alcohol from 46 to <46
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No reporting of past progress
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■ Inactivity from 60.5% to 50.8%
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By 2010, reduce mortality rates (per 100 000) to less than the baseline level in 2006 for
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■ CVD < 79.1
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■ COPD<63.2
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■ Diabetes <20.8
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■ Cancer <47.7 [22]
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