4.1 Health workers, wizards, women volunteers, birth-attendants, workers of social organization, who are providing medical service by way of herbs in a traditional manner in rural areas shall be provided with trainings of growth, promotion collection protection and use of herbs, and public participation shall be mobilized in the Ayurvedic treatment service. 4.2 For co-ordination with Ayurvedic Sector, inter-institutional coordination committees shall be set up and maintained at the governmental as well as non-governmental level, from national to rural level in the field of herbs, forest, conservation areas, environment, remote area development committee, agriculture,education sector etc.