<p>Among the 35 documents reviewed, the majority focused on risk factors for cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) and diabetes mellitus (DM), with overweight/obesity (40%), high blood pressure (34.3%), tobacco use (20%), and dietary patterns (20%) being the most commonly addressed. Only 5.7% of the documents discussed the prevalence of CVDs or type 2 diabetes (T2D), and 14.24% focused on mortality. Key behavioral risk factors identified included physical inactivity, particularly among urban women with high socioeconomic status, and increasing alcohol consumption with age. The main metabolic risk factors were overweight/obesity, especially in urban women, and hypertension. The documentary review revealed that while some policies addressing tobacco, alcohol, and sports have been developed, contributions from other sectors in strategic planning remain insufficient. Funding challenges were also highlighted. Furthermore, it shows that the capacity of health facilities for diagnosis and treatment has shown limited improvement before and after 2014, particularly in terms of trained health workforce, availability of drugs and medicines, and the presence of clinical guidelines.</p>