Mental Health For All (#38): The Data Gap in Mental Health

Closing the mental health data gap is crucial to stepping up progress for mental health everywhere. Despite the obvious need for data, there remains a clear lack of it across the sector and the systems required to collect, analyze and publish data are severely lacking. Some countries are not reporting at all, and of those that are, many still lack a full set of data available to share.

In this session, we were joined by Pam Das (The Lancet), Tarun Dua (World Health Organisation), Cecilia Vaca Jones (Bernard van Leer Foundation), Liliana Carvajal (UNICEF), and Suraj Koirala (Transcultural Psychosocial Organization) to discuss the data gap in mental health and how the sector can overcome this challenge.

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