Repository of multisectoral actions on NCDs and mental health conditions

Following a Members States request to document and analyze successful country initiatives in multisectoral government action for the prevention and control of NCDs, WHO in 2022 held a call for submissions to collect relevant experiences. This online repository features the 95 country experiences initially assessed as part of the global mapping report.

Read the global mapping report on multisectoral action

Discover country stories on multisectoral action

Multisectoral actions to strengthen the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases and mental health conditions

Some 46 countries responded to WHO’s 2022 call for submissions on how multisectoral action can be successfully incorporated into the prevention and control of NCDs and mental health conditions. Three out of four submissions were received from low- and middle-income countries.

The 95 experiences mapped in this repository include all submissions that met the inclusion criteria, as detailed in a dedicated guiding framework on multisectoral action for the prevention and control of NCDs and mental health conditions. Further data and additional insights are available in the global mapping report on multisectoral actions to strengthen the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases and mental health conditions.

 

Read the global mapping report on multisectoral action

Multisectoral actions on NCDs and mental health conditions around the world

The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of WHO concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. Dotted and dashed lines on maps represent approximate border lines for which there may not yet be full agreement.

95 resources
  • Kyrgyzstan

    Ladies forum against tobacco
    Government sectors
    Education | Health | Recreation / sports | Urban planning | Women, children and youth affairs
    Other stakeholders
    Non-governmental organizations
    Scope
    Unspecified
  • Kenya

    Development of the National NCD Prevention and Control Strategic Plan 2021/2–2025/6
    Government sectors
    Economy / Finance | Education | Food | Health | Office of central government | Trade and industry | Women, children and youth affairs
    Other stakeholders
    Academia | International organizations | Non-governmental organizations | Philantropic organizations | Private sector
    Scope
    National
  • Kenya

    Healthy villages (“afya kijijini”) initiative
    Government sectors
    Agriculture | Communication | Education | Health | Office of central government | Recreation / sports | Social and economic development | Social welfare
    Other stakeholders
    International organizations | Non-governmental organizations | Philantropic organizations | Private sector
    Scope
    Unspecified
  • Kenya

    Kenya NCD Diseases Inter-Agency Coordinating Committee
    Government sectors
    Agriculture | Economy / Finance | Education | Employment / labour | Health | Justice / security | Legislature | Other | Social and economic development | Trade and industry | Women, children and youth affairs
    Other stakeholders
    Academia | International organizations | Non-governmental organizations | Philantropic organizations | Private sector
    Scope
    Regional/sub-national
  • Kenya

    National Strategy for the Reduction of Harmful Use of Alcohol
    Government sectors
    Education | Health | Justice / security | Office of central government | Women, children and youth affairs
    Other stakeholders
    Non-governmental organizations
    Scope
    National
  • Kazakhstan

    Conducting behavioural risk factor surveys among school children and adults
    Government sectors
    Economy / Finance | Education | Health | Home affairs | Urban planning
    Other stakeholders
    Academia | International organizations
    Scope
    National
  • Jordan

    Partners for NCD response
    Government sectors
    Communication | Education | Health | Social and economic development | Women, children and youth affairs
    Other stakeholders
    Academia | International organizations | Non-governmental organizations | Philantropic organizations
    Scope
    National
  • Jordan

    Multistakeholder committee for mental health for the development of the national mental health action plan
    Government sectors
    Education | Health
    Other stakeholders
    International organizations
    Scope
    National
  • Japan

    Strategic initiative for a healthy and sustainable food environment
    Government sectors
    Food | Health | Office of central government | Other | Women, children and youth affairs
    Other stakeholders
    Academia | Non-governmental organizations | Private sector
    Scope
    National
  • Iraq

    Monitoring and evaluation of the multisectoral NCD strategy
    Government sectors
    Agriculture | Communication | Economy / Finance | Education | Employment / labour | Foreign affairs | Health | Housing | Justice / security | Legislature | Office of central government | Other | Recreation / sports | Social and economic development | Social welfare | Trade and industry | Urban planning | Women, children and youth affairs
    Other stakeholders
    Academia | International organizations
    Scope
    National
  • Iraq

    Integrated health and social care for elderly persons
    Government sectors
    Economy / Finance | Health | Legislature | Social welfare
    Other stakeholders
    No other actors involved
    Scope
    National
  • Iraq

    Anti-smoking schools project in primary schools in Baghdad and other provinces
    Government sectors
    Education | Health
    Other stakeholders
    No other actors involved
    Scope
    National

Get in touch

Would you like to know more about how to advance multisectoral collaboration for NCD prevention and control and mental health? Would you like to share your success or country story?

Contact Us