To build on its efforts in accelerating disability innovation, GDI Hub seeks to understand the attitudes of 18–24-year-old Kenyans on disability, disability sports and assistive technology.
AT2030 funded this study.
Catalysing AT access: Scaling rehabilitative services and increasing access to AT in Kenya
Ministry of Health Kenya. Rehabilitative Services and Assistive Technology Strategy Framework, aims to build a progressive and sustainable rehabilitative healthcare sub system that enables individuals with functional limitations and participation restrictions to attain the highest quality of life.
Details
Publisher Name:
AT2030
Publisher Website:
https://www.clintonhealthaccess.org/
Publication Year:
2021
Country or Region:
Kenya
Categories:
Case study, Report
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