This webpage provides information on research conducted on the involvement of disabled people in the Poverty Reduction Strategy Plan (PRSP) and the Poverty Eradication Action Plan (PEAP) in Uganda, and highlights lessons learned for the disability movements in other countries involved in PRSP processes.

This web-page provides a succinct summary of basic information on how to approach and communicate with people with disabilities.

This resource provides a very practical starting-point for organisations and individuals wanting to improve their disability inclusion practices. It will help them to understand disability and impairments, discrimination, barriers to participation, and common reasons why people with disabilities aren’t actively included in development project.

This paper is an analysis of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and constraints of mainstreaming disability in development programmes and partnerships, with a discussion of available tools and guidelines on how to work practically towards inclusion of people with a disability. It also contains a set of recommendations for the implementing organisation, Dark & Light Blind Care.

This resource manual provides insights on the theory and practice of human-rights based approaches to development. Drawing on existing experiences with other human rights conventions, this resource provides frameworks for analysing disability related laws, policies and practices. It is designed to build greater understanding of human rights based approaches and how they specifically apply to the UN Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities (UNCRPD).

This Asia Development Bank site provides information and resources to assist people with disabilities to integrate in society by developing activities prioritising inclusion, participation, access and quality.

This checklist is a simple self-assessment guide for organizations on the gender appropriate inclusion of people with disabilities by international development agencies.