WHO mhGAP materials restated vast untreated mental-disorder gaps in LMICs
Dated 6 October 2016: WHO mhGAP materials restated vast untreated mental-disorder gaps in LMICs. In the causal graph this event strengthens Mental-Disorder Burden, a driver that strengthens People reporting chronic depression — a worsening welfare path.
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- FactWHO mhGAP materials restated vast untreated mental-disorder gaps in LMICs
- strengthensDriverMental-Disorder Burden
- strengthensIndicators (2)People reporting chronic depression
provisional weight · verified
Strengthens · 82% impact strength (driver → indicator)
Observed
7.15% of people aged 15 and older · 2.68 above the normal line (2019)
Worse than normalTwo readings: 7.23% of people aged 15 and older (2014) and 7.15% of people aged 15 and older (2019).
20142019 Above normal = worse
Strengthens · 67% impact strength (driver → indicator)
Observed
9.2 PER_100000_POP · 0.05 above the normal line (2021)
Worse than normal3 readings, 2019–2021: fell from 9.4 PER_100000_POP to 9.2 PER_100000_POP.
Above normal = worse
Causal path
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- FactWHO mhGAP materials restated vast untreated mental-disorder gaps in LMICs
- strengthensDriverMental-Disorder Burden
- strengthensIndicatorPeople reporting chronic depression
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Factrail. (2026). WHO mhGAP materials restated vast untreated mental-disorder gaps in LMICs. Factrail. https://factrail.ai/facts/who-mhgap-treatment-gap-lmic-2016-update
https://factrail.ai/facts/who-mhgap-treatment-gap-lmic-2016-update
Accessed 15 October 2026.
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