This research paper examines assistive technology (AT) provision in humanitarian contexts, specifically in Bangladesh and Jordan. Through interviews and qualitative analysis framed by WHO's 5 Ps (Products, People, Provision, Place, Policy), the study identifies key gaps and challenges, highlighting the need for systematic integration of AT into humanitarian…
Assistive Technology Capacity Assessment Survey Mongolia Report
The Country Capacity Assessments (CCAs) are a joint initiative of the World Health Organization (WHO), Global Disability Innovation Hub (GDI Hub) and CHAI under the AT2030 programme and funded by UK aid. The AT2030 programme is led by GDI Hub.
Details
Publisher Name:
AT2030, Global Disability Innovation Hub
Publisher Website:
https://at2030.org/
Publication Year:
2021
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Mongolia
Categories:
Case study, Report
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