Research for Equitable Access and LearningCentre, University of Cambridge
Published 23 July 2018
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Form for submitting commitments for the Global Disability Summit 2018
Your organisation
Type of organisation: Other
If other: University- Research
Name of organisation: Research for Equitable Access and Learning (REAL) Centre, University of Cambridge
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.
My organisation signs up to the Summit Charter for Change: X
Your organisation’s commitments to achieve the rights of people with disabilities in developing countries
A. Commitments to eliminate Stigma and Discrimination
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Please enter the exact wording of the commitment/s, including details of others who has supported its development (75 words limit):
Timeframe and/or implementation plan (75 words limit)
B. Commitments for Inclusive Education
Please select the category which your commitment most relates to: Other
Please enter the exact wording of the commitment/s, including details of others who have supported its development (75 words limit):
The Research for Equitable Access and Learning (REAL) Centre, University of Cambridge pledges to strengthen efforts towards undertaking and disseminating robust quantitative and qualitative research which promotes equitable access and quality learning for children with disabilities, especially in Southern contexts. The REAL Centre also supports the new Partnership for Inclusive Education as a means to boost financing to support these aims.
Timeframe and/or implementation plan (75 words limit)
On-going