This research summary highlights findings on mobile phone usage among assistive technology users in Indonesia and Sierra Leone, exploring accessibility, usage patterns, and inclusion.
Inclusive Social Protection for Persons with Disabilities in Indonesia: A Rapid Review of Evidence
Reviews Indonesia’s disability-related social protection through existing evidence, discussions with disability organisations and international examples. Identifies gaps in benefit coverage, accessibility and adequacy, and priorities for addressing disability-related costs and supporting participation.
Details
Publisher Name:
PROAKTIF, in collaboration with CBM Global Inclusion Advisory Group and the Center for Inclusive Policy
Publisher Website:
https://cbm-global.org
Languages:
English, Indonesian
AT Category Focus:
All
Categories:
Evidence and data
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