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supportive of rights fulfilment
are adopted, implemented,
reviewed and strengthened
so that disability-based
discrimination is eliminated;
Development policies and
programmes are disability
Ensure disabilityinclusive inclusivegenderand disaster
sensitive and reductionthe
risk harness and
potential management
of combining
univer s al de sign with
technological advancements
for enabling persons with
disabilities to fulfil their rights;
Development policies and
programmes address the
basic needs of persons with
disabilities and their families
who live in poverty;
Ef fec tive and timely
collection and analysis
of sex- disag gregated
disability data are pursued
for
evidence-based
policymaking;
N at io n al, sub - n at io n al
and local policies and
programmes are based
on plans that are explicitly
inclusive of persons
with disabilities and that
also prioritize the active
participation of persons
with disabilities, through
their
representative
organisations, in relevant
decision-making processes;
The necessary budgetary
support is provided at all
levels for disability-inclusive
development and tax policies
facilitate the inclusion of
persons with disabilities;
All national, sub-regional,
regional and international
entities concerned with
development include
disability dimensions in their
policies and programmes;
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Improve the reliability
and comparability
of disability data
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and local co-ordination,
with sub - regional and
regional linkages, ensure
that disability inclusion in
development policies and
programmes is strengthened
through intensification of
multi-sectoral consultation
an d c o ll ab o r a t i o n, to
expedite and review Decade
implementation and share
related good practices;
Community and familybased inclusive development
is promoted in order to
ensure that all persons with
disab ilities, irrespective
of socio-economic status,
religious affiliation, ethnicity
and location, are able, on
an equal basis with others,
to contribute to and benefit
from development initiatives,
particularly poverty reduction
programmes;
Persons with disabilities
are included in mainstream
community life and are
supported with life choices
equal to those of others,
including the option to live
independently;
Persons with disabilities
h av e a c c e s s t o t h e
p hy s i c al e nv ir o nm e n t ,
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p u b l i c t r an s p o r t a t i o n ,
knowledge, information
and communication, in a
usable manner, through
uni ve r s al d e s i g n an d
assistive technologies with
reasonable accommodation
provided, and taking into
consideration the need to
accommodate economic,
geographic, linguistic and
other aspects of cultural
diversity, which altogether
constitute a critical bridge to
fulfilling their rights;
Diverse disability groups
are empowered that include
but are not limited to the
following under-represented
groups: girls and boys
with disabilities, young
persons with disabilities,
women with disabilities,
persons with intellectual,
learning and developmental
disabilities, persons with
au t i s m, p e r s o n s wi t h
psychosocial disabilities,
persons who are deaf, hard
of hearing and deafened,
persons who are deaf/
blind, persons with multiple
disabilities, persons with
extensive disabilities, older
persons with disabilities,
persons with disabilities
living with HIV, persons with
disabilities arising from noncommunicable diseases,
persons with disabilities
affected by leprosy, persons
with disabilities caused
by medic al conditions
and intractable epilepsy,
persons with disabilities
caused by road traf fic
crashes, indigenous and
ethnic minority persons
with disabilities, persons
with disabilities who are