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Resources
A selection of resources themed
on disability mainstreaming and policies. For further resources, including
a 'Quick List' on mainstreaming disability, visit the Source International
Information Centre website: www.asksource.info
Printed resources
Atlas Alliance (et al) Inclusion
of the disability dimension in Nordic developmentcooperation (Conference
Copenhagen November 2000.) DSI Denmark, 2000 35 p.
Available in Braille and audio, on request. Available from: DSI Denmark,
PeopleKloverprisvej 10 B, 2650 Hvidovre, Denmark
E-mail: abj@handicap.dk Fax: +45
3675 1403.
Available online at:
www.disability.dk/attachments/
1006794750_Conference_report.doc
Bury, M. 'A comment on the
ICIDH2', Disability and Society, Vol. 15, No. 7, 2000, pp.1073-1077
An example from the extensive literature on the International Classification
of Functioning, Disability and Health.
Heinicke-Motsch, K. and Sygall,
S., Building an inclusive development community: a manual on including
people with disabilities in international development programs, Mobility
USA, 2004 658 p.
Includes techniques and guidelines, resource lists and examples of best
practice from around the world.
Price: US$40 + US$10 per copy outside the USA + US$12 shipping/handling.
Available from: Mobility International USA (MIUSA) Publications Order,
PO Box 10767, Eugene, OR 97440 USA Fax: +1 541 343 6812
E-mail: info@miusa.org
Website: www.miusa.org
International Labour Office,
Disability and poverty reduction strategies: how to ensure that access
of persons with disabilities to decent and productive work is part of
the PRSP process, 2002 23 p.
ISBN 922. Available from: ILO, 4 route des Morillons, CH-1211 Geneva 22
Switzerland Tel: +41 22 7996111 Fax: +41 22 79 88685 E-mail: ilo@ilo.org
Available online at:
www.ilo.org/public/english/
employment/skills/disability/
download/discpaper.pdf
Jones, H. 'Integrating a
disability perspective into mainstream development programmes: examples
from Save the Children (UK) in East Asia' in Stone, E. (Ed) Disability
and development: learning from action and research on disability in the
majority world, Leeds: Disability Press, 1999, 294 p.
ISBN 0 9528450 3 2. Price: £15.99 plus £1.50 p&p. Available
from: Disability Press, Disability Research Unit, School of Sociology
and Social Policy, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, UK
Swain, J. et al, Disabling
Barriers, Enabling Environments (2nd Ed.), Sage Publications, 2004 320
p.
Revised and updated edition with new section on international issues.
Available from: Sage Publications UK, 6 Bonhill Street, London EC2A 4PU,
UK
E-mail: orders@sagepub.co.uk
Website: www.sagepub.co.uk
Web-based resources
www.un.org/esa/socdev/
enable/dissre00.htm
Standard Rules on the Equalisation of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities.
United Nations, New York, 1993. See Rule 21, which obliges States to ensure
that measures to achieve the equalisation of opportunities of disabled
people are fully integrated into general development programmes.
http://global.finland.fi/txt/uutiset
/teksti_popup_txt.php?id=2304/
Label us able, STAKES for the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2003
Evaluation of ten years' of Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs development
policies for disabled people.
http://www3.who.int/icf/
icftemplate.cfm
International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health
http://poverty.worldbank.org/
prsp/docs/3477/
World Bank online library of PRSPs
www.oxfam.org.uk/what_we_do/
issues/democracy_rights/bp51_prsp
'Donorship' to ownership? Moving towards PRSP round two. Oxfam briefing
paper 51, Jan 2004
www.iddc.org.uk
International Disability and Development Consortium website. Has links
to documents on donor policy and practice, and mainstreaming disability
and development.
www.adb.org/documents/events/
2002/disability_development/
ortiz_edmonds.pdf
Draft recommendations on disability from the Regional Workshop on Disability
and Development Manila, Philippines
2-4 October 2002 by Isabel Ortiz and Lorna Jean Edmonds.
Note: web references
correct at 28/07/04
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Review
Disablism: how to tackle
the last predudice by Miller, P., Parker, S. and Gillinson, S. Demos
2004
Disablism - 'discriminatory, oppressive or abusive
behaviour arising from the belief that disabled people are inferior
to others' - is a reality for many disabled people and 'blights
our society' says this report, produced by independent think-tank
Demos. It reveals the impact of disablism on the lives of disabled
people in the UK in stories and statistics.
The report describes problems as messes and difficulties:
'In a mess, unlike a difficulty, there is little agreement about
what a solution would look like, or how it would be achieved [
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Disability debates are [therefore] messes rather than difficulties.'
Clearing up the mess requires new models of collaboration between
diverse and sometimes opposed entities.
The report discusses 'trading zones' where individuals
can move forward from traditional 'silo mentalities' by acknowledging
difference and identifying opportunities for shared benefits and
outcomes. The concept of trading zones has widespread potential.
Mainstreaming disability in development will only
be realised when all stakeholders agree on a set of principles,
respect each other's expertise, and acknowledge that cooperation
is the way forward.
ISBN 1 84180 124 0. Price: £10. Available
from: Central Books, 99 Wallis Road, London E9 5LN, UK. Tel: +44
(0)20 8986 5488
E-mail: mo@centralbooks.com
Available free online at:
www.demos.co.uk/catalogue
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