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Good Practices for the Economic Inclusion of People with Disabilities in Developing Countries: Funding Mechanisms for Self-Employment

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goodpractices_GB_2202.pdf (5.81 MB)
Permanent Link(s)
https://hdl.handle.net/1813/76549
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Author
Handicap International
Abstract

This report aims to highlight good practices, strategies, tools and operational methods that guarantee the efficiency and sustainability of projects that support access to funding mechanisms and the self-employment of landmine victims and people with disabilities in general. More specifically, the study focuses on the use of microcredit and grants for the start-up and expansion of microenterprises.

Date Issued
2006-08-01
Keywords
work
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disabilities
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person
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task
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workplace
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independence
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compliance
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benefit
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policies
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equality
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law
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involvement
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intellectual disability
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communication
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reasonable accommodation
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equipment
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technology
Type
article

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