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Why SDG 3.4 NCD monitoring is so hard

Why SDG 3.4 NCD monitoring is so hard

Why is SDG 3.4 so hard to track?

Because the goal depends on a chain that is weak at nearly every step, from premature mortality reduction to indicator performance, country coverage, mortality data collection, and surveillance capacity^[1]^[2].

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