Comments on: The Millennium Development Goals and Disability

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By: Deborah Rhodes

Deborah Rhodes — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 03:32:28 +0000

Mainstreaming disability in the MDGs is certainly a useful policy objective. MDGs have symbolic value as they reflect international agreement and many donors are paying attention to them. However, the MDGs themselves are not the whole development picture: they are just a fairly limited selection of indicators that have caught global attention, are agreed upon internationally and are relatively easy to report against (though of course not easy to achieve by 2015!). There are lots of other development agendas to keep our eyes on, beyond the scope of the MDGs, and beyond 2015. The real work to be done should be much more strategic and practice oriented, i.e. the work that is needed to make a difference in our societies so that the rights of people with disabilities are met. The use of a rights based approach, in partnership with others, is critical to this work.

By: June

June — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 04:47:54 +0000

We cannot Make Poverty History without dealing with the issue of disability.