Country work
Mental health is a priority for many countries of the Region. 22 Member States of the European Region formally agreed to carry out mental health related activities during 2018-19. This is reflected in respective Biennial Collaborative Agreements 2018-19. The list of countries and main focus of the planned activities are as following:
Albania
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
- Technical advice and input in relation to mental health policy and system strengthening
Armenia
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
Belarus
- Technical advice and input in relation to mental health policy and system strengthening
Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
Bulgaria
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
- Technical advice and input in relation to mental health policy and system strengthening
Croatia
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
Czech Republic - Technical advice and input in relation to mental health policy and system strengthening
Estonia
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
Hungary
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
- Technical advice and input in relation to mental health policy and financing
Latvia
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
Lithuania
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
- Technical advice and input in relation to mental health policy and suicide prevention
Montenegro
- Supporting the development of new mental health strategy
Republic of Moldova
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
Romania
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
Serbia
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
- Technical advice and input in relation to child and adolescent mental health, including maltreatment
Slovenia
- Technical advice and input in relation to mental health policy and system strengthening
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
- Strengthening mental health services with focus on community level
The Russian Federation
- Technical advice and input in relation to mental health policy and system strengthening
Turkey
- Strengthening mental health services with focus on community level
- Strengthening integration of mental health services / implementation of mhGAP
- Strengthening mental health services response during emergencies
Turkmenistan
- Strengthening integration of mental health services / implementation of mhGAP
Ukraine
- Quality improvements in long term institutions for adults with mental disabilities, using WHO QualityRights toolkit and guidance materials
- Supporting the development of new mental health strategy
- Strengthening mental health services response during emergencies
Uzbekistan
- Technical advice and input in relation to mental health policy and system strengthening