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Abstract
Adolescence is a vulnerable developmental stage where biological, psychological and social significant changes occur.
Children and adolescents constitute almost a third (2•2 billion individuals) of the world’s population and almost 90% live in (LMIC), where they form up to 50% of the population. For young people, neuropsychiatric disorders are a leading cause of health-related burden, accounting for 15– 30% of (DALYs) lost during the first three decades of life. Despite the widespread recognition of the importance of mental health promotion and prevention in children and adolescents, there is an enormous gap between needs and resource availability.