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This report evaluates Armenia’s recent reform of its disability assessment system for the purposes of administering the country’s disability benefits program. The reform had two main outcomes: replacing the traditional medical model with a rights-based approach using the World Health Organization’s International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health framework; and digitalizing the assessment process.
This report reviews the principles of inclusive social protection for persons with disabilities and how they can inform policy developments in Indonesia. It presents a rapid summary of evidence to generate up-to-date insights, based on Indonesia’s commitments and international best practice, that can inform a context-specific program of work to progress social protection for persons with disabilities. Findings and recommendations are based on a desk review, focus group discussions with Indonesian disability representatives and consideration of comparative international country examples.
This report analyzes Malawi’s Social Cash Transfer Program (SCTP), highlighting its critical role in reducing poverty and improving access to basic needs for marginalized groups, including persons with disabilities as well as its limitations. It ends with recommendations on how the program can be more effective.
Too often, the disability and care agendas have moved on parallel tracks—closely related but rarely intersecting. At the 2024 AWID Forum, a powerful coalition including the Center for Inclusive Policy, Disability Rights Fund, Oxfam, the Global Alliance for Care, and the International Domestic Workers Federation came together to change that. Together, they hosted a strategy session that explored how care policies can—and must—serve everyone involved in care relations. This strategy document captures the most critical insights, bold ideas, and collective commitments that emerged from that conversation.
