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Humanity & Inclusion is one of the leading organizations working on disability worldwide. We publish a range of reports, factsheets, and briefings on topics related to our work. These include disability, emergencies, explosive weapons, physical rehabilitation, health, inclusion and rights.

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A selection of our most recent reports are available below, displayed in order by their date of publication. Please use the filter tools to refine your search.

Disability Data Collection: A summary review of the use of the Washington Group Questions by development and humanitarian actors; }}

Disability Data Collection: A summary review of the use of the Washington Group Questions by development and humanitarian actors 10/23/18

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Explosive hazards: another fear for the population in Mosul - Factsheet 07/09/18

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Humanitarian inclusion standards for older people and people with disabilities 02/07/18

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Removing Barriers: Livelihoods 02/03/18

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Removing Barriers: Education 02/03/18

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Removing Barriers: Demographics and disability 02/01/18

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Removing Barriers: Access to services 01/02/18

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Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction (2017) 12/22/17

This policy paper defines the themes of inclusive disaster risk reduction and explains how these activities fit into our mandate. It also identifies the target population and defines modalities of intervention–standard expected outcomes, standard activities–as well as monitoring and evaluation indicators. 
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Everywhere the bombing followed us (Oct 2017) 12/22/17

This report features in-depth interviews of more than 200 Syrian refugees in Lebanon who confirm and detail the devastating and lasting social and economic effects of the use of explosive weapons. Over half of the refugees interviewed were displaced within Syria before fleeing to Lebanon, experiencing consequences ranging from personal injury to the death of one of more family members, the destruction of homes, infrastructure and/or livelihoods. The report finds women are most vulnerable.
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