Global Disability Innovation Hub

AT2030 - Cluster 3: Country Implementation

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Objectives

Laying the foundations for market shaping and systems-level change. This cluster, being co-led by WHO, UNICEF, and CHAI has three sub-programmes aimed at: (1) driving affordability and availability through the development of AT product specifications as well as product narratives that inform global investment and scope market-shaping opportunities (2) opening-up market access to align and consolidate global AT efforts as well as to lay the foundations for systems-level change through global benchmarks and standards for AT and the testing of national AT integrated provision models (in Tanzania and Tajikistan) (3) the development, testing and learning from the country capacity assessments alongside the investment into national action plans via the County Investment Fund to deliver foundational, strategic, agreed national AT priorities and reach disabled people directly with access to AT.

Description

This cluster has several elements. Firstly, it brings together the WHO, GDI Hub and Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) to develop, test and learn from Country Capacity Assessments. Secondly it supports countries to develop national action plans. Thirdly it funds investment to support national AT priorities in these countries. Fouthly and led by The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), this cluster is developing AT Product Narratives to inform global investment and scoping market-shaping opportunities. Lastly, to align and consolidate global AT efforts, as well as to lay the foundations for systems-level change, this cluster is providing a set of global benchmarks and standards for AT. This programme is being co-led by WHO, UNICEF, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

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Location

The country, countries or regions that benefit from this Programme.

Africa, regional, Brazil, Developing countries, unspecified, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Liberia, Malawi, Nepal, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Tanzania, United States, Zimbabwe

Disclaimer: Country borders do not necessarily reflect the UK Government's official position.