COVID-19 pandemic has indiscriminately swept through the globe but affected Indigenous Peoples especially Indigenous Women and Indigenous Persons with Disabilities disproportionately..
This situational analysis addresses the question of: “what is the current situation for persons with disabilities in Nepal?”
Access to technology continues to be characterized by a growing gap between those who are technology-rich and those who are technology-poor, in the process deepening the existing disparities between dominant groups and those belonging to marginalized groups, including indigenous peoples and persons with disabilities.
Access to Training and Employment
Position Paper Prepared by Pratima Gurung and Krishna Gahatraj on behalf of National Indigenous Disabled Women Association Nepal (NIDWAN)
There are approximately 411 million Indigenous Peoples (IPs) living across Asia who are confronted with an array of vulnerabilities
The COVID-19 pandemic has entrenched systemic gaps, underlying structural inequalities and pervasive discrimination, more visible with inadequate healthcare, access
Every year, the NGO CSW/ NY organises a Forum where civil society organisations have the opportunity to engage in
The Community Based Inclusive Development and Organisations of Persons with Disabilities Task Groups co-hosted a workshop focused on civic
