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At Inclusive Futures, our programmes test what works to include people with disabilities.

Here you can explore our evidence, research, learnings and resources about disability inclusion in international development policy and programmes.

We generate new evidence, compiling our learnings and conducting research. We use and build on existing knowledge, drawing on formal and informal sources and the experience of people with disabilities.

On this page you will find:

What we learn is shared to encourage and enable others to be inclusive in their own programmes, so people with disabilities are not left behind in work, health care or education or face negative stereotyping and discrimination.

Our research, learning and evidence

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Reaching women and girls with disabilities

What works in involving women and girls with disabilities in development and humanitarian projects.
Visit the gender resource hub

Julius and Najiba stand outside their home in Uganda with their two young children. Julius is holding a white cane.

Inclusive sexual and reproductive health

Practical steps for including people with disabilities in family planning information and services.
Visit the SRHR resource hub

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Inclusive employment and livelihoods

Tools and resources for including people with disabilities in economic empowerment programmes.
Download the resources

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Partnerships with disability organisations

What works in building meaningful partnerships between INGOs and organisations of people with disabilities.
Read the guide

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Increasing impact through collaborative alliances

How building partnerships with local authorities and disability organisations can further disability inclusion.
Read the brief

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Tackling stigma and discrimination

Using social behaviour change to tackle negative stereotypes and promote disability inclusion.
Download the learning brief

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The Disability Inclusion Helpdesk

Led by SDDirect, our helpdesk provides research and advice to FCDO and other UK government departments.
Learn more

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The Disability-Confident Employers’ Toolkit

Practical guidance to foster inclusive workspaces.
Download the toolkit

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Labour market assessments

Analysis and opportunities for inclusion of people with disabilities in work.
Read the assessments

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Technical advisors in FCDO

Our Technical Advisors are supporting efforts to mainstream disability inclusion across all of FCDO's work.
Learn more

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Learning from COVID-19

The impact of the pandemic and how people with disabilities can be better supported in the future.
Read the report

Latest updates from our partners

February 2024

Celebrating our role in an award-winning project

Posted by Sense International
February 2024

The key to inclusive education is engaging organisations of people with disabilities

Posted by Sightsavers
December 2023

Webinar: using inclusive participatory research methods in Kenya and Bangladesh

Posted by Institute of Development Studies
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