The purpose of the workshop that this report covers was to disseminate amongst lead national stakeholders, key findings and recommendations from the Global report on assistive technology, and PAHO/WHO and UNICEF resources to support national implementation; for countries to share their experiences and lessons learned in strengthening access to assistive technology.
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This report summarizes the outcomes of the regional rehabilitation meeting held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 21–23 November 2023. It highlights critical issues and opportunities in rehabilitation services across African countries, noting substantial unmet needs, insufficient prioritization, and funding gaps in rehabilitation care, especially at Primary Health Care…
This report presents the AT10 project in Ukraine with aims to inform future implementation by presenting the lessons learned from the first phase of this project (2022–2023)
Templates to help you record and review low-risk and under advice assistive technology (AT) needs. Support reablement, client safety, and compliance with quality standards.
A peer-led community that supports people with disability to explore and choose AT solutions through shared lived experience.
Blind Low Vision NZ hopes that by sharing this guide, the built and digital environment will become more accessible for people who are blind, deafblind or have low vision.
Comprehensive toolkit for employment-related AT use and implementation.
ICMR carried out an extensive exercise to develop National List of Essential Assistive Products (NLEAP) in 2020 with inputs from subject experts, end-users, policy makers, non-governmental organisations,
manufacturers, academicians, standardisation professionals, and international agencies as well as the assistive product lists developed by various agencies and…
Pakistan was the first country globally to conduct the rapid Assistive Technology Assessment (rATA) national survey with the objective to assess the needs and unmet needs of assistive technology and identify the barriers to access assistive technology in the population of Pakistan. Federal Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations & Coordination (NHSRC)…
The government is gradually prioritizing rehabilitation and assistive technology services in health system as an essential healthcare service that is integral in the attainment of the universal health coverage goal of leave no one behind and sustainable development Goal 3. The Uganda rapid assistive technology assessment (rATA) report has been developed by the…