This section brings together our publications, research, and advocacy resources. We share evidence, key findings, and recommendations aimed at strengthening dialogue, policy, and decision-making in mental health.
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Mental health priorities in Peru and Latin America in the electoral context
In a year marked by elections in Peru and other Latin American countries, such as Colombia and Brazil, mental health has emerged as an unavoidable priority. This report presents key evidence and public policy recommendations for the next administrations.
Where is mental health? – An analysis of the 36 government plans in Peru
In the context of Peru’s 2026 general elections, mental health is beginning to gain visibility in government plans, but it still lacks the level of priority that the crisis demands. This analysis presents key evidence on the gaps, progress, and challenges in the political agenda, and calls for strengthening concrete commitments for the next administration.
Mental health and climate change: An invisible emergency that urgently needs to be addressed in Peru
Climate change is one of the greatest threats to health in Peru and around the world. Its impacts are not only physical but also emotional and psychosocial. We present our research report, which explores this topic in depth.
Mental health is an essential component of well-being and sustainable development. However, in Peru, significant gaps in public funding for mental health persist. We present our research report, which explores this issue in depth.
