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WHO has also developed a report on mental health and development.  The report is a call to action to all development stakeholders - governments, civil society, multilateral agencies, bilateral agencies, global partnerships, private foundations, academic and research institutions - to focus their attention on mental health.

 
The report presents evidence that persons with mental disabilities are a vulnerable group but continue to be marginalized in terms of development aid and government attention.
 
It makes the case for reaching out to this group through the design and implementation of appropriate policies and programmes and through the inclusion of mental health interventions into broader poverty reduction and development strategies.
 
The report also describes a number of key interventions which can provide a starting point for these efforts. By investing in persons with mental and psychosocial disabilities, development outcomes can be improved.

 

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