ODS-3 e Saúde Mental: uma análise sobre direitos fundamentais, Agenda 2030 e políticas públicas

Abstract

The objective of this study is to conduct an analysis regarding mental health as an unfolding of a fundamental right, based on the creation of public policies derived from the Development Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals. It is important to highlight that the path of the struggle for mental health is marked by an idea of isolation and prejudice. To this end, searches were conducted in the Scielo and Google Scholar databases, using terms related to mental health, human rights, UN, and SDGs, as well as their respective variables in foreign languages. The preliminary results indicate that there is no sustainable development without mental health, and the United Nations (UN), in implementing the Agenda 2030, recognized that the individual's psychological well-being is of paramount importance for a more comprehensive, healthy, and prosperous future. To achieve this, since 2015, the organization has prioritized voluntary work to achieve the proposed objectives. Thus, the application of public development policies is envisaged through initiatives and voluntary actions aimed at contributing to the strategic actions of the Global Pact.