The development of the National Assistive Technology (AT) Strategy (NATS) is consistent with the Government’s commitment to prioritize disability-inclusive development in line with the Tanzania Development Vision 2025 (TDV 2025) and the Draft National Vision 2050.
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Regional technical paper on improving AT access across multiple functional domains in the Pacific.
Welcome to our quick guide on low-risk assistive technology (AT) solutions for the kitchen, part of our AT for everyday living series. This resource explores simple, off-the-shelf items that can help older people perform daily kitchen tasks independently. It also provides practical insights for care professionals to use these tools alongside other reablement…
Welcome to our quick guide on low-risk assistive technology (AT) solutions for stress-free dressing, part of our AT for everyday living series. This resource explores simple, off-the-shelf items that can help older people dress independently while providing practical insights for care professionals to implement these tools effectively.
Welcome to our guide on low-risk assistive technology (AT) for leisure. This page forms part of our AT for everyday living series. It looks at simple, off-the-shelf items that can help older people engage in leisure activities. It also shows how to use these items with other reablement ideas to support independence.
The Guide represents iLA’s first steps on a lifelong journey to help decolonise the Assistive Technology space, and to genuinely centre First Nations perspectives in information about assistive products. Through the Guide, iLA aims to create a shared vision for a culturally safe LiveUp, so that the initiative can better educate and engage older First Nations people…
One page factsheet about rehabilitation in emergencies.
The Health equity for persons with disabilities: guide for action (Guide for Action) is a foundational tool to support Member States to implement the recommendations of the Global Report, in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. The Guide for Action also supports WHO’s General Programme of Work 14 by reducing health inequities through…
This technical note provides evidence-based insights on the number and distribution of conflict-related injuries by type in Gaza since October 2023. This exercise is a crucial aspect of planning for a surge in rehabilitation-related services in the Strip, as it will be used as a resource for effective allocation of resources, timely response, and comprehensive care…
This report illustrates the use of the PIR in developing a first rehabilitation service package in Georgia. It demonstrates how the PIR was used to prioritize the target population for this service package, as well as how information on interventions for rehabilitation was used to define the service package, and how the costing of it was informed.