Achieving this outcome requires strengthening the capacity of the health system to prevent and better manage NCDs, mental health conditions, disabilities, and unintentional injuries, and provide better care for survivors of violence based on the primary care approach. This involves capacity building, scaled-up, quality services, and multisectoral policies that improve health outcomes toward the attainment of the highest level of health for all throughout the life course. Specifically, the following actions will be implemented:

1. Strengthen national capacity, leadership, governance, and partnerships to accelerate the response for screening, early detection, management, rehabilitation, and palliative care for the main NCDs and mental and neurological health conditions.
2. Strengthen the health system response to disabilities, violence in all its forms, including violence against women, girls, and groups in situations of vulnerability, and unintentional injuries.
3. Strengthen information and surveillance system capacity to monitor progress in the early detection, management, and control of NCDs and mental health, substance use, and neurological conditions, disabilities and rehabilitation, all forms of violence, road safety, self-harm and suicide, and unintentional injuries to facilitate the prioritization of resources and ensure an effective response.
4. Intensify efforts to prevent, manage, and control NCDs, mental health conditions, violence, and unintentional injuries through the incorporation of an approach that recognizes the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health.
5. Facilitate and promote public awareness, community engagement, and multisectoral partnerships to promote supportive environments that lead to effective prevention and health promotion, increased access to services, and improved care for people with NCDs and mental health conditions and survivors of violence and unintentional injuries.