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…
Situational Analysis on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Moldova: Country Full Report
Fulfilling rights of persons with disabilities is one of the main preconditions for the development of the country across all dimensions: political, social, economic. The present study explores the factors that are conducive but also those that put in jeopardy the process of implementation of the CRPD as the path to the full realisation of rights of persons with disabilities and which contributes also to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Agenda. This Study provides a review of the endeavours of multiple stakeholders to implement the CRPD on various dimensions: equality and non-discrimination, accessibility, service delivery, disability budgeting and governance.
Details
Publisher Name:
Global Disability Fund
Publisher Website:
www.globaldisabilityfund.org
Publication Year:
2021
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Moldova
Categories:
Case study, Evidence and data, Report
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