Learning catalog

Join

Paddle together towards Banjarmasin Inclusive City

This short documentary is produced by UNESCO and the Indonesian NGO Kota Kita as part of a participatory data collection initiative to build a profile of Banjarmasin as an Inclusive City. This documentary witnesses interviews with various people with disabilities in Banjarmasin describing the experiences, daily life, challenges and aspirations.

22 Oct 2019

Disability-inclusive city – Banjarmasin

Toolbox of Practices and Program Ideas

21 Oct 2019

World Bank Econothon: Focus on Latin America

This is the special segment on Latin America and the Caribbean from the World Bank's Econothon, the world’s first continuous 24-hour economics marathon to discuss, debate and draw attention to some of the most important development issues of our time. It touches upon issues of inequality, poverty reduction and building shared prosperity.

The original spanish version can be found here.

06 Sep 2019

Inclusive green economy in Africa

The course covers the key concepts of inclusive green economy paradigm within macroeconomic frameworks, the implications of macroeconomic frameworks for development outcomes in Africa, as well as challenges and opportunities, and good practices in the implementation of macroeconomic policy reforms.

11 Jul 2019

Inequality and disability: toolkit for Africa

Practical tools and practices

09 Jul 2019

Making schools disability-inclusive

How do we ensure our school systems are prepared to cater to the needs of all children including children with disabilities? What is the role of data? What data collection tools exist and how can these tools better address disability?

 

22 Nov 2018

Participatory data on disabilities for inclusive policies in Indonesia

Municipal actors in Indonesia harness participatory data on disability for inclusive policies. The data on disability available from official sources is scarce and often outdated to be effective in planning and policy-making. In fact, no universal database regarding persons with disabilities exists in Indonesia, with figures varying across ministries and agencies. In addition, such data is often aggregated at the national level, making it difficult for municipal policymakers to make use of it for local policy design.

20 Nov 2018

Pages

Join