This research summary highlights findings on mobile phone usage among assistive technology users in Indonesia and Sierra Leone, exploring accessibility, usage patterns, and inclusion.
Priority Assistive Technology Product List of Sierra Leone
The purpose of the Priority Assistive Products List in Sierra Leone is to help improve access to appropriate, quality Assistive Technology (AT) products at an affordable price that will help enhance the functioning and independence of persons with disabilities, while facilitating their participation and integration in society.
Details
Publisher Name:
Ministry of Health and Sanitation, Government of Sierra Leone
Publisher Website:
https://mohs.gov.sl/
Publication Year:
2022
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Sierra Leone
Categories:
Report
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