On October 10, the CSIS Global Health Policy Center and the Kaiser Family Foundation will co-host a public session focused on the outcomes of the UN General Assembly’s high-level meetings on ending tuberculosis (TB) and on the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs). The meetings took place on September 26 and 27, respectively, in New York, and drew high-level political attention. The September 26 meeting focused on the future of global financing to accelerate efforts to end TB. The September 27 meeting on the prevention and control of NCDs reviewed global and national progress toward measures that will protect people against dying early from these diseases.  This event will feature global health experts’ takeaways from the lead up to the meetings and the meetings themselves. For TB, they will focus on the future of global financing to accelerate efforts to end TB, reflections on the political declaration on TB to be endorsed by heads of state, and actions by the TB community to reach the ambitious goals of the End TB Strategy. For NCDs, they will discuss conclusions emerging from the review by Heads of State of progress achieved in reducing the risk of dying prematurely from NCDs, as well as an analysis of the status of collective efforts to accelerate global action. Welcome and Introductory Remarks: J. Stephen Morrison Senior Vice President and Director CSIS Global Health Policy Center Panelists: Eric Goosby (via video conference) UN Special Envoy on Tuberculosis Jennifer Kates Vice President and Director, Global Health & HIV Policy Kaiser Family Foundation Peter Mamacos Director, Global Health and Development National Security Council Robert Newman Non-resident Senior Associate CSIS Global Health Policy Center Loyce Pace President and Executive Director Global Health Council   Moderator: J. Stephen Morrison Senior Vice President and Director CSIS Global Health Policy Center This event is made possible by general support to CSIS.