References

A: DFID Policy Project

B: DFID Policy Project - Commissioned research reports

C: Enabling disabled people to reduce poverty study

D: Commissioned research projects (thematic research)

E: Roundtables

A: Policy Project

1. Andrew K. Dube and Ray Lang, Facilitating the establishment of an advisory group: report and recommendations (May 2004)

2. Isabel Ortiz, Disability KaR: assessing connections to DFID's poverty agenda, (March 2004)

3. Philippa Thomas, DFID and disability: a mapping of the Department for International Development and disability issues (June 2004)

4. Philippa Thomas, Poverty reduction and development in Cambodia: enabling disabled people to play a role (April 2005)

5. Philippa Thomas, Mainstreaming disability in development: Rwanda country report (April 2005)

6. Philippa Thomas, Mainstreaming disability in development: India country report (June 2005)

7. Philippa Thomas, Disability, poverty and the Millennium Development Goals: relevance, challenges and opportunities for DFID (June 2005)

B: Policy Project - Commissioned research reports

1. Andrew K. Dube, The role and effectiveness of disability legislation in South Africa (April 2005)

2. Andrew K. Dube, Participation of disabled people in the PRSP/PEAP process in Uganda (April 2005)

3. Steve Harknett with Chum Hoeurn, Khoun Bunny, Long Pha, Meas Sokha, Mom Thea, Rem Khy and Thim Veasna, Developing participatory rural appraisal approaches with disabled people. A pilot project by Disability
Development Services Pursat (DDSP) in Pursat province, Cambodia (February - April 2005)

4. Jabulani M Ncube, Capacity building of disabled people's organisations in Mozambique (May 2005)

C: Enabling disabled people to reduce poverty

1. Bill Albert, The social model of disability, human rights and development (September 2004)

2. Bill Albert, Is disability really on the development agenda? A review of official disability policies of the major governmental and international development agencies (September 2004)

3. Carol Miller and Bill Albert, Mainstreaming disability in development: lessons from gender mainstreaming (March 2005)

4. Rachel Hurst and Bill Albert, Disability and a human-rights approach to development (July 2005)

5. David Seddon and Rebecca Yeo, Disability, poverty and the 'new' development agenda (July 2005)

D: Commissioned research projects

1. Bill Albert, Andrew K. Dube, Mosharraf Hossain, Rachel Hurst, Research gap analysis report for DFID (June 2005)

2. Centre for Services and Information on Disability (CSID) Bangladesh, Situation analysis and assessment of education for children with disabilities in Bangladesh, South Asia, East Asia and South Africa (June 2005)

3. Gladys Charowa and Andrew K. Dube, Are disabled people's voices from both South and North being heard in the development process? A comparative analysis of the situation in South Africa, Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom (May/June 2005)

4. Tomson Dube, Rachel Hurst, Richard Light, and Joshua Malinga, Promoting inclusion? Disabled people, legislation and public policy (May 2005)

5. Arne H. Eide and Mitch E. Loeb, Data and statistics on disability in developing countries (May 2005)

6. Maria Kett, Sue Stubbs and Rebecca Yeo, Disability in conflict and emergency situations: focus on tsunami-affected areas (June 2005)

7. Trine Cecilie Riis-Hansen, Andrew K. Dube and Bill Albert, Has disability been mainstreamed into development cooperation? (June 2005)

E: Roundtables

1. Healthlink Worldwide, Highlights from the Disability KaR roundtables in Malawi, India and Cambodia (August 2005)