476 The priority project activities are undertaken by multi-disciplinary terun. s that include substantial community participation, and usually not by a single government agency. lndicators and targets for the monitoring of progress of plan implementation with a mechanism for regulnr review and evaluation of plan implementation (e. g. annual progress review meeting) System of information services accessib le lo the general public and those interested. » Steps in the Development of Healtlly Cities (\VHO, 2000) Phase I Raising awareness of the Healthy Cities concept and approach Establishing anintenrectoral initial task force to oversee a Healthy Cities project Building support mechanisms Enhancing political \Vi U and gaining strong commitment of the local governme nt Phase 11 Appointing a steering committee Developin g a city bealth profi]e identifying health risk factors Developin g an action plan for the Healthy Cities project Integrating activities at elemental healthy settings to gain wider impacts (e. g.. schools. workplaces, marketplace. c;, hospitals) Raising awareness of tbe projed: Expanding capacity oftl1e project Phase Ill Implementing the planned activities Monitoring and evaluating the implement ation (focusing on :ma Jyzing what happened and what lessons were learned) Revising 1he action plan as required (identifying what will be done diffen:ntly) Developing sustainable mechanisms: Secure » 1'oli1ical commitment lntt-rsectora l collaboratio n » Community participation » r\wareness building Finance ,. Devt>-lopment of c-ompelencies "" Networking-national and international I 