Sentence examples for multi-sectoral collaborations from inspiring English sources
The first national seminar on mental health took place in 1984, highlighting the importance of: 1) decentralizing treatment facilities; 2) gathering data on the epidemiologic distribution of disorders in the country; 3) investing in human resources for mental health; 4) raising awareness about mental illness in the country; and 5) building multi-sectoral collaborations [ 7].
In addition, multi-sectoral collaboration will be enhanced, and the use of resources from other sectors and civil society organizations maximized.
At the local levels, the law provides for the organization of ECCD Coordinating Committees to ensure the sustained inter-agency and multi-sectoral collaboration.
Our study proposes the development of a Strategic Research Agenda that highlights the need for multi-sectoral collaboration and for developing a systemic understanding of zoonoses prevention & control in India.
Consequently, planning and decision-making to improve retention requires multi-sectoral collaboration within and beyond government.
A multi-sectoral collaboration mechanism was developed to address child injury through implementation models of safe school, safe kindergarten, safe home and safe community.
Individual / focus group interviews were conducted to assess capacity-building among the project management personnel, establishment of multi-sectoral collaboration mechanisms and introduction of relevant policies.
A senior MOPH official stated that 'the NHA is one of the mechanisms that can solve the complex (health) issues that require multi-sectoral collaboration'.
The country's health policy is based on the tenets of the Primary Health Care strategy, which include equity, community involvement, multi-sectoral collaboration and appropriate technology.
There was no evidence of multi-sectoral collaboration to promote health, leaving alcohol producers free to block any restrictions on their activities.
Multi-sectoral collaboration, with an emphasis on prevention has been shown to effectively address other eye conditions such as diabetes and many causes of childhood blindness [ 42, 148].
