This chapter comparatively examines the implementation of disability inclusion in two humanitarian crises, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh and South Sudan. These divergent cases illustrate in different ways the challenges and opportunities for implementing disability inclusion in complex and protracted emergencies. It shows that many organizations know about the CRPD and recognize the need to become disability-inclusive. However, most struggle with the implementation of the disability inclusion norm cluster. This chapter elucidates the reasons for incomplete implementation and limited impact of disability inclusion.

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Implementing Disability Inclusion: Comparing Bangladesh and South Sudan

  • Carolin Funke,
  • Dennis Dijkzeul

摘要

This chapter comparatively examines the implementation of disability inclusion in two humanitarian crises, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh and South Sudan. These divergent cases illustrate in different ways the challenges and opportunities for implementing disability inclusion in complex and protracted emergencies. It shows that many organizations know about the CRPD and recognize the need to become disability-inclusive. However, most struggle with the implementation of the disability inclusion norm cluster. This chapter elucidates the reasons for incomplete implementation and limited impact of disability inclusion.