Description

The purpose of these Guidelines is to provide a uniform disability data collection and measurement approach, that is aligned with international standards, and thereby contribute for the creation of a centralized database on the areas of disability in the future.

Reference

http://www.cbm.org/article/downloads/82788/Guidelines_for_data_collection_tools.pdf

Description

The holistic report focuses on three fields: firstly, the analysis of individual experience of persons with disabilities from the Republic of Moldova; secondly, the monitoring of legislation, policies and programs regarding the observance of rights of persons with disabilities in Republic of Moldova; and, thirdly, the monitoring of mass-media and society’s attitude towards persons with disabilities.

Reference

https://fr.scribd.com/document/229329306/Holistic-Report-Monitoring-of-rights-of-persons-with-disabilities-in-Republic-of-Moldova

Description

The EASPD report proposes recommendations on how the EU and its Member States can further develop disability friendly legislation and practices through the European Semester; especially in areas such as inclusive labour markets, inclusive education settings and living in the community. The report ends with several national messages from EASPD’s member organisations on the Country-Specific Recommendations, Country Reports and National Reform Programmes for their own respective Member States.

Reference

https://www.easpd.eu/sites/default/files/sites/default/files/easpd_2015_report_on_european_semester_un_crpd_final.pdf

Description

This report was made by EASPD and Vlerick Business School: the goal of the project was to research and discover why the social services sector in Europe - especially the social service providers for persons with disabilities - faces a lack of workforce, even with the unemployment rates that the European Union faces in the present crisis.

Reference

https://www.easpd.eu/sites/default/files/sites/default/files/Policy/Vlerick/gsb_report_easpd.pdf

Description

This report offers information on the rights of persons with disabilities: cross-cutting themes, priority areas and working methods.

Reference

https://rm.coe.int/16806fe7d4

Description

This alternative report contains the views of Slovak and international organisations representing persons with disabilities. It presents a  description of  the current situation in the Slovak Republic and explains in which areas the law and practice violate respective Article of the UNCRPD.

Description

This is an alternative report of non-governmental and Disabled Persons' Organisations on the implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities, in Slovakia.

Reference 

http://www.mdac.org/sites/mdac.info/files/crpd_slovakia_alternative_report.pdf

Description

The document focuses on the objectives of the Convention in relation to the research data and statistics, monitoring and evaluation of the information concerning the situation of persons with disabilities.

Reference

http://drpi.research.yorku.ca/8th-conference-of-states-parties-to-the-crpd-9-11-june-2015/

A manual is usually a book giving instruct on or information. This manual is written to provide tools for change through information. It does not set out to give instruction, specifically, but to offer examples of routes, histories and

circumstances that have occurred in Europe. It identifies frameworks, ideas, challenges, myths and hope.

The routes for Turkey are dependent on Turkey’s infrastructure, the attitudes of Government, existing legal systems and different stakeholders. These in turn are contextualised within Europe and internationally. But as with elsewhere it is for disabled people and disabled people’s organisations to lead, act and work together for the future they want to see. Change does not come because we wait for it, but because we fight for it. While we have a framework of rights, those rights must have a political will behind them so that they are implemented, monitored, shaped and improved by disabled people themselves. It is up to us to change our lives and convince others to support us in doing so until we achieve full independent living and equality everywhere for all disabled people.

Description

This document presents the overall objective of the event that  was to create a platform for presenting and discussing how current human rights indicators and disability data collection efforts at country level can be coordinated and enhanced towards the goal of monitoring the implementation of the CRPD and formulating evidence-informed policies consistent with the human rights mandate.

Reference

http://www.who.int/disabilities/media/events/crpd_indicators_concept.pdf