A New WHO Report om mental health and development launched in New York, September 16 2010 in collaboration with the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs. The report demonstrates how people with mental health problems have been marginalized and largely ignored. It then makes the case for governement and development agencies to pay more attention to mental health and identifies specific actions that they can take. The Report also called action to all development stakeholders: governments, civil society, multilateral agencies, bilateral agencies, global partnership, private foundations, academic and research institution, to focus their attention on integrating mental health with health and socioeconomic developments.  
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Capacity-building and training local medical and agric technicians on  the use, care, and maintenance of equipment:, as well as how to handle, use, and improve on the equipment.

 Collaborate and work with our local partners to establish trauma centers in strategic areas in response to local emergencies and to train capable people on areas necessary to help the community in the areas of public health, food production, education, and community self-reliance.

Improve nutrition as part of our effort to reduce malnutrition and to boost immunity: Experience shows that good nutrition boost immunity and reduce infectious diseases which in turn lead to a healthy and productive life. For this reason, MHI International has collaborated with our local partners to execute projects that will improve access to food

Conduct scientific studies that will lead to enhancement of decision-making and effective implementation of programs thereby creating a better understanding and awareness of the ability of the people to prevent and avoid the cause of many illnesses and increase in production.