Accessibility Tools
Inclusion is a right and a shared obligation. At IDIWA, we champion the idea that true inclusion must be embedded at every stage of development cooperation. With 16% of the global population comprising persons with disabilities, including women and girls with disabilities (WGDs), inclusive development is not optional—it’s essential. ✅…
The policy launch comes at a crucial time, as the effects of climate change continue to exacerbate vulnerabilities, particularly among marginalized groups. The integration of climate justice into the policy is seen as a progressive step, recognizing the need for inclusive climate action that considers the unique challenges faced by…
A step towards inclusive and climate-smart agriculture was taken as Integrated Disabled Women Activities Women with Albinism Association, and Kaliro Focus of Women with Disabilities Association, under a coalition partnership actively participated in the Kaliro District Budget Conference. The coalition submitted an alternative budget proposal advocating for measures that enhance…
By [Elizabeth Kayanga], Executive Director, Integrated Disabled Women Activities (IDIWA) In our work at Integrated Disabled Women Activities, we are often confronted by the complex realities facing women and girls with disabilities. Climate change, gender-based violence, and disability related challenges form a unique, intersectional burden that demands tailored policies and…
