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Disability,
inclusion and development
The United Nations estimates that some 600 million people worldwide
have a disability and that the vast majority of disabled people
live in low and middle income countries. Access to and sharing
of information resources can build the capacity of local and national
disability organisations, promote advocacy by and for people with
disability and improve the quality of life experienced by disabled
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Source and Handicap International have compiled over 300 of the
most practical and useful disability resources in their new directory,
Disability, inclusion and development: key information resources.
Browse the thematic lists, below, or email source@ich.ucl.ac.uk
for this information in a free printed directory or on a CD-ROM
which includes many full-text resources. Read
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Featured
resource January 2008
See this and other new resources in the latest What's
new in Source list
Conducting
surveys on disability : a comprehensive toolkit
BAKHSHI, Parul; TRANI, Jean-Francois; ROLLAND, Cecile
Lyon: Handicap international, 2006, 119 p.
This comprehensive toolkit gives the basis for the design and implementation of household surveys. It is designed
for those interested in understanding disability within a specific social, political, cultural and religious
context...
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