Between 2020 and 2023, four years of research in six cities in lower-and-middle-income countries, led by the Global Disability innovation Hub (GDI Hub) under the UK Aid funded AT2030 programme, has explored the current state of accessibility and inclusion in cities, with the intention of understanding how inclusive design can deliver more inclusive and accessible…
India National List of Essential Assistive Products (NLEAP)
ICMR carried out an extensive exercise to develop National List of Essential Assistive Products (NLEAP) in 2020 with inputs from subject experts, end-users, policy makers, non-governmental organisations,
manufacturers, academicians, standardisation professionals, and international agencies as well as the assistive product lists developed by various agencies and countries. The primary objective of the NLEAP is
to ensure universal accessibility to essential APs, while also serving as a point of reference for government agencies, healthcare providers, and rehabilitation services.
manufacturers, academicians, standardisation professionals, and international agencies as well as the assistive product lists developed by various agencies and countries. The primary objective of the NLEAP is
to ensure universal accessibility to essential APs, while also serving as a point of reference for government agencies, healthcare providers, and rehabilitation services.
Details
Publisher Name:
Director-General, Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi
Publisher Website:
https://www.icmr.gov.in/
Publication Year:
2023
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
India
Categories:
Report
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