Country | World bank region1 | World bank income classification1 | Gross national income per capita (USD)1 | PRIME District/sub-district | Population2 | Socio-economic characteristics2 | Number of Health Facilities2 | Number of MH specialists2 |
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Ethiopia | Sub-Saharan Africa | Low Income | 400 | Sodo | 165,000 | Literacy rate = 22%; 90% rural | 0 hospitals, 1 district health bureau, 7 community health centers, 52 health posts | None |
India | South Asia | Lower middle income | 1410 | Sehore (Madhya Pradesh state) | 1,311,008 | Literacy rate: 71% 81% rural | 2 hospitals, 8 community health centers, 15 primary health clinics | 1 part-time psychiatrist, 1 psychologist |
Nepal | South Asia | Low income | 540 | Chitwan | 575,058 | Literacy rate = 70% 73% rural | 152 sub –health centers | 2 Psychiatrists |
South Africa | Sub-Saharan Africa | Upper Middle Income | 6960 | Kenneth Kaunda (North West Province) | 632,790 | Literacy rate: 88% 14% rural | 2 hospitals, 4 primary health centers, 5 health posts | 1 Psychiatrist, |
1 Psychologist | ||||||||
Uganda | Sub-Saharan Africa | Low Income | 500 | Kamuli | 740,700 | Literacy rate: 62% 3% rural | 41 sub-health posts | 1 Psychiatric Clinical Officer |