This study of Disability inclusion within EC Development Cooperation outlines the progress to date and examples of good practices. It provides a background to disability inclusion in cooperation efforts and makes recommendations for how donor agencies can undertake further disability inclusion within their programs and organisations.

This NZAID commissioned review documents the context for disability issues in the Pacific Islands region. Pacific Island countries are increasingly recognising the importance of disability issues.

This document provides a brief overview of policies and research on disability and development at selected bilateral and multilateral institutions.

This report highlights the early achievements in making Australia’s aid program more effective through a focus on including people with disability.

This Strategy paper seeks change over time in the way Australia's aid program is delivered, and central to this change will be the focus on people with disability as an inherent part of all aspects of program planning and development.

This policy paper, developed by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) presents the policies around German development cooperation and offers a brief outline of activities to date.  This includes engagement with disability stakeholders, and examples of projects and outcomes from various regions.

This report, published on a biannual basis provides information on the progressive implementation of US Agency for International Development's (USAID) disability policy which was established in 1997, highlighting key achievements, and making recommendations for future policy implementation.

This document reviews mainstreaming approaches and ways of integrating disability in national poverty reduction strategy papers. It also provides a practical tool, "Rapid Handicap Analysis".

The manual is intended to support World Bank programs and staff to incorporate disability into World Bank supported projects. It provides details on how to include people with disabilities in all the stages of the World Bank project cycle from the initial stages of project identification to writing the completion report.

This paper highlights key reasons why disability is such a vital issue for the UK Department of International Development (DFID).