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Diabetes is rising at an alarming rate around the world. Today, approximately 537 million adults in the world are living with diabetes – a figure that is projected to rise to 783 million by 2045 if no action is taken.1
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Diabetes is rising at an alarming rate around the world. Today, approximately 537 million adults in the world are living with diabetes – a figure that is projected to rise to 783 million by 2045 if no action is taken.1

The CCD Action Case Catalogue is a collection of case examples of diabetes prevention and health promotion initiatives implemented by our CCD city partners. This catalogue is meant to inform and inspire new action within the CCD network and beyond.  Additional action cases will be added on an ongoing basis as new initiatives are launched.
Best practice cases
Best practice cases

The CCD Action Case Catalogue is a collection of case examples of diabetes prevention and health promotion initiatives implemented by our CCD city partners. This catalogue is meant to inform and inspire new action within the CCD network and beyond.  Additional action cases will be added on an ongoing basis as new initiatives are launched.

  1. CCD Cities

    Since the launch of Cities Changing Diabetes in 2014, the global programme has grown to more than 40 cities. Explore here what goes on in each city.

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01/07/2022

Cities Changing Diabetes presented at the World Health Summit Regional Meeting 2022

On 17 June, I had the opportunity to share learnings from Cities Changing Diabetes during the World Health Summit. The event takes place every year in different parts of the world, and this time, it was hosted and organised by the Sapienza University in Rome. The university is a partner of Cities Changing Diabetes in Rome.

01/07/2022

Foodscape toolkit tested in Lisbon

To understand the relationship between people’s everyday food behaviours and the places and communities they live in, Cities Changing Diabetes has partnered with Gehl to take a place-based approach to assess food environments.

01/07/2022

CCD Rounds webinar zoomed in on Madrid’s ALAS programme

On 21 June, Cities Changing Diabetes hosted the 9th CCD Rounds webinar focusing on Madrid's ALAS programme (The Alimentación, Actividad fisica y Salud – Food, Physical Activity and Health). Our partners from Madrid Salud, the city's government institution for public health, shared ten years of experience in creating behavioural change and promoting healthier lifestyles to its citizens.

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