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This course provides training on collecting data on disabled person to provide equal opportunities, the tools used, and analysis of the data.
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"Learn how World Bank operations may be channeled toward empowering the differently-abled."
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In this webinar, Daniel Mont, discusses data gaps on disability, existing sources of data on disability how they can be filled
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Using data to design disability-inclusive policies
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Actions need to be taken to ensure that people with disability can always access the health-care services, water and sanitation services and public health information they require, including during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Dr. Pineda calls for the "radical inclusion" of persons with disabilities.
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Under the newly established Africa Trust Fund on Disability, World Bank-UNICEF and USAID are jointly organizing a series of 3 webinars on the topic of disability-inclusive education.
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The education crisis resulting from COVID-19 presents an opportunity to adopt a multi-sectoral, disability-inclusive approach to build stronger, more inclusive systems.
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Improving health and education for Mali's children
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It takes a supportive ecosystem to drive the implementation of accessible digital technologies.
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by Dipan Bose, Patricio V. Marquez and Soames Job
Road crashes are among the most significant public health issues of the century; they account for 97 percent of deaths across all modes of transport...
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Several Chinese cities ensure that urban transport systems are more accessible for the mobility-challenged.
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Around the world, gendered social norms continue to shape women's and men's participation in the labour market, new data by household composition show
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Mobile teachers are bringing schools to communities.
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The largest economic effects of the Ebola crisis.
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How can social insurance systems be redesigned to provide coverage to all?
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Violence and the fear of violence severely limit women’s contribution to social and economic development.
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Protecting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, and Promoting Gender Equality.
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Novak Djokovic has a not-so-secret passion is helping children.
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Behavior Change for Health System Strengthening and Achieving Universal Health Coverage (Self-paced)
Our standard approaches have had limited success in persuading people to adopt healthier behaviors. Information alone does not usually lead to behavior-change. New and growing evidence points to a different way of approaching behavior-change, and not only in the health sector. The challenge is to adapt this new knowledge and use it in design of reforms for UHC.
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