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AIDS remains a global concern given its unprecedented impact on development. The economic and social impacts of AIDS are not uniform across countries nor within societies, yet wherever it strikes, AIDS affects individuals, communities and sectors, relentlessly eroding human capability, productivity and prospects. The need to deliver responses that leave…
Given that the livelihoods of women and girls with disabilities, are determined by climate, IDIWA works to enhance environmental protection and management to ensure climate action is disability-inclusive, protecting the rights of persons with disabilities and empowering them to be part of the solution. IDIWA also intends to strengthen the…
Being mentally healthy or managing mental health conditions is important within the running of IDIWA daily activities, persons with disability are exposed to enormous stress that puts their physical, mental, and social well-being further at risk. The consequences of the impact of mental health include burnout, mental disorders such as…
At least 15 percent of the world population is living with disabilities. Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have the potential for making significant improvements in the lives of persons with disabilities, allowing them to enhance their social, cultural, political and economic integration in communities by enlarging the scope of activities…
