Organise collaborative and inter-sectional symposia and workshops during the WPA World Congresses, as well as Thematic and Regional Meetings.

Develop a range of recorded lectures, live and recorded webinars, and resource documents

Support development of in-country capacity in low-resource settings through the facilitation of high impact activities and regional collaborations that leverage, share and disseminate relevant content

Prepare a report on “IDD: A Global Framework for Action” emphasizing global inter-sector service, training and medical education goals

Collaborate on articles in scientific journals as well as chapters in leading textbooks with specific reference to the dissemination of the evidence-based knowledge 

Partner with national and global institutions including the WHO, UNICEF, NIH, Welcome Trust, Grand Challenges in Mental Health, and International Initiate for Disability Leadership (IIDL), among others, to obtain funding in support of good clinical practice, research and training with relevance to low resource countries

Support government initiatives, plans, policies as they intersect with the WG ID remit

Develop joint initiatives with other Working Groups and Scientific Sections, in the salient areas of public mental health, child and adolescent & youth mental health, comorbidity, etc.

Provide a selection of evidence-based interventions appropriate for service delivery platforms in low-resource regions

Create a list of the training and resources required to implement selected requisite interventions.