Policy paper

Restless Development

Published 23 July 2018

This was published under the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government

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Form for submitting commitments for the Global Disability Summit 2018

Your organisation

Type of organisation: Civil Society Organisation

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Name of organisation; Restless Development

Charter for Change

Please read the attached Summit Charter for Change: the principal legacy of the Summit. If your organisation is happy to sign up to the Charter, please confirm by putting a cross in the box below.

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Your organisation’s commitments to achieve the rights of people with disabilities in developing countries

A. Other Commitments

Please enter the exact wording of any other commitment/s that do not fall under the themes above, including details of others who have supported its development (75 words limit):

Restless Development joins with our civil society colleagues in committing to the following Disability Inclusion Principles:

  • raising the prioritisation of disability inclusion within your organisation
  • strengthening meaningful partnerships with disabled persons organisations (DPOs)
  • developing specific provisions to include the most marginalised in society, particularly women and girls with disabilities and those of all ages
  • collecting rigorous, reliable and comparable data on disability and improving the evidence base on what works
  • mainstreaming disability inclusion into all aspects of our programming
  • making physical and virtual environments, as well as human resources, fully accessible
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