This publication, a key output of the UNESCO–Chengdu project Integrating Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovations to Strengthen Inclusion and Equity in Education in Africa, explores the transformative impact of ICT, AI, and assistive technologies (AT) in enhancing inclusion and equity in education for persons with disabilities and special educational needs (…
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Leaflet on Physical and Functional Rehabilitation at Humanity and Inclusion.
This paper focuses particularly on assistive technology (AT) as a critical component towards equity and inclusion as laid out in the: People-Centred Development thematic area of the 2050 Strategy for the Blue Pacific Continent, Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), Pacific Framework for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2016−2025 (PFRPD).
The objective of the Introduction Course to Assistive Technology in the Americas (in Spanish and English) is to increase knowledge on assistive technology to promote its inclusion in national agendas and improve the availability and access to effective, appropriate, high-quality, and affordable assistive products and services for those who need them most: people with…
InnovateNow supports assistive technology startups to scale.
It is a free database of over 65,000 trials, reviews and guidelines evaluating physiotherapy interventions.
This document is the result of the work of an International Think Tank on Ageing and Technology. The aim of the Think Tank was to discuss with experts from different countries in the world the challenges related to the uptake and use of “technologyenabled person-centred assistive solutions” by older adults (and their care networks), for different purposes, in…
This report provides a detailed examination of the current landscape of neurotechnology, specifically exploring both its potential benefits and challenges from a global health perspective. The landscape analysis focuses on four emerging subcategories of neurotechnology, namely: neuroimaging, the braincomputer interface (BCI), neuromodulation, and neurological devices.
The Access to safe, effective and quality-assured health products and technologies: roadmap for WHO action 2025–2030 outlines to Member States, and other stakeholders WHO’s unique role and approach for increasing access to safe, effective and quality-assured health products and technologies in order to reach Sustainable Development Goal targets for achieving…
This research report compiles and analyse accurate and current information on the prevalence and drivers of unmet health and social care needs among older populations of the Region, to enable governments and health care agencies to design and implement policies to meet the needs of the changing population. This includes the need for assistive technology.