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Learning Publication: Lessons Learned
> Introduction
> Contents
> 1. Programme overview
> 2. What is disability?
> 3. Disability & poverty
> 4. Disability & Millennium development goals
> 5. Mainstreaming disability in development
> 6. Disability and new aid instruments
> 7. Disability education & development
> 8. Disability research breaking the mould
> 9. Development cooperation
> 10. DFID & disability
> References

Learning Publication: Lessons Learned

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About this publication
Each section of this publication is designed to stand alone or be read in conjunction with the other sections. Research papers and reports produced by or for the Disability KaR programme are referenced throughout, with a letter and number (e.g. Ref. B3). These correspond to the references listed in the reference page, where you will find links to the full research reports as Word or PDF documents.

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Introduction

This publication summarises the findings and broader 'lessons learned' from
the second phase of the Disability KaR Programme (2003-2005), managed by
the Overseas Development Group at the University of East Anglia and
Healthlink Worldwide. This phase of the Programme developed a strong focus
on mainstreaming disability in development, saw partnerships grow between
organisations in developed and developing countries, and saw disabled people
taking a lead in research.

Acknowledgements
Author: Bill Albert
Editing, design and production (printed version): Georgina Kyriacou
Planning: Bernard Trude and Philippa Thomas
Programme Director: Mark Harrison

 

 

 
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