Australian Disability + Development Consortium
ADDC is an Australian network focused on advancing disability equity in the majority world.
We bring people together to inspire, influence and support all international development actors to embrace and advance disability equity in all practises.
Take action with us
Meet our new Executive Committee
In July 2024, ADDC members elected a new Committee. Find out about the members that make up the committee.
Support our joint call
Lend your organisation’s support to our joint call for action on disability equity and rights in Australia’s International Development program.
Become a member
Join us in promoting the rights and equity of all people with disabilities in international development initiatives.
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How we advocate for change
Our recommendations to the Australian Government
Key messages on how Australia can solidify its global leadership in disability equity.
Submission to Australian Government’s forthcoming International Disability Equity and Rights Strategy
We recommend a framework explaining how DFAT can think and act to advance the realisation of disability equity and rights throughout our region and globally.
Championing rights at intersection of gender equality & disability equity
ADDC, CBM and Disability Rights Fund co-hosted a conversation on engaging and partnering with women and people of diverse SOGIESC with disabilities in development and human rights initiatives.
Resources
Planning for equity: Making consultation processes inclusive of diverse people with disabilities
This paper provides a summary of what good practice disability-inclusive consultation looks like, where the outcome is to create greater equity for all people with disabilities.
Disability equity
Disability equity is an essential part of creating more just and inclusive societies where all people can thrive. It extends far beyond inclusion. Learn more about how disability equity can be progressed throughout international development work.
Submission to the Australian Government’s new international development policy
This submission provides both principled and practical guidance to support the Australian Government in their commitment to prioritise people with disabilities in international development efforts.
2024 Federal Budget: Small steps to deliver significant, sustainable change
ADDC and CBM Australia acknowledge the Federal Government’s announcement of an increase to the central disability allocation within Australia’s Official Development Assistance from $12.9m to $14m in the 2024 Federal Budget.