Moving towards disability inclusion

This publication provides insights into how disability perspectives may be incorporated into policies, laws, services and programmes, and the essential elements for sustainable and inclusive growth of societies. ILO-Irish Aid supported projects on disability (INCLUDE and PEPDEL) operating in Cambodia, Ethiopia, Thailand and Viet Nam provide the basis for the case stories, examples of good practice and lessons learned presented in this publication.

Type:	Brochure
Date issued:	12 August 2011
Reference:	978-92-2-125211-5[ISBN]
Authors:	Author: Jeannette Sanchez

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Worldwide, around one billion people live with a disability. A majority of people with disabilities often feel excluded at school, from public services and in the world of work. 'Moving towards disability inclusion' provides insights into how disability perspectives may be incorporated into policies, laws, services and programmes, and the essential elements for sustainable and inclusive growth of societies. It is intended to help inform organizations and partnerships that are interested in supporting inclusive and sustainable development.

Tags: equal employment opportunity, workers with disabilities, trade unions, human rights, discrimination, rights of disabled people, womens empowerment, disabilities, Africa, South East Asia

Regions and countries covered: Ethiopia, Cambodia, Thailand, Viet Nam

Unit responsible: Skills and Employability

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