Resources & Research

The purpose of the roadmap is to set out our intended direction of travel for climate advocacy (2023 – 2026). Our hope is that international, regional and national level climate policies will fully reflect the inclusion of persons with disabilities. This is needed in advance of the Global Disability Summit in 2025 so as to help shape upcoming global processes for future development frameworks.

In this paper we hear from people living with leprosy and lymphatic filariasis in Nigeria. Their testimonies were gathered through focus group discussions and key informant interviews conducted as part of the Mind Skin Link project in Nigeria.

CBM Global recognises that climate change disproportionately affects 1.3 billion people with disabilities living around the world in complex and interconnected ways. In this document, you will find perspectives from the people that we work with and how CBM Global is responding.

In the third in our series of CBM UK Project Evidence Briefs and Infographics, we publish the key lessons from our Inclusive Savings and Loans Associations project in Uganda. The Brief provides valuable insights into how economic empowerment can increase inclusion of people with disabilities.

Project Evidence Brief #4: Adapted Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLAs) supporting inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities, presents lessons from our SaveAbility project in Rwanda.

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This learning document highlights good practices and lessons from this response and is intended to provide guidance to NGOs, state actors and OPDs to create inclusive responses and deliver equal outcomes through inclusive Multipurpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) in humanitarian action.

This publication tells the story of the people, the individuals and communities affected by climate change, yet absent from key conversations and actions on climate. Its purpose is to amplify the perspectives of persons with disabilities and their representative organisations and by doing so make a small contribution into an under researched area.

Does the climate crisis impact implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)? A 3-country study.

This second publication, in new series of CBM UK Project Evidence Briefs and Infographics, presents a holistic approach to improving employment inclusion for deaf employees, drawing on key lessons from the i2i project in Kenya.

In the first of a new series of CBM UK Project Evidence Briefs and Infographics, we publish the key lessons from our five-year PrevENT project in Zambia. The Brief provides an outline of how to improve ear and hearing services in resource-constrained settings.

This report shares the experiences of people with disabilities affected by the climate crisis in Madagascar and Bangladesh and explores how they are involved in responding to it.

Funded by the Global Greengrants Fund and the humanitarian response initiated by CBM Global, this study shares learnings on the impact of the climate crisis in Madagascar, the on-going food crisis and the challenges faced by persons with disabilities and their representative organisations in accessing humanitarian assistance.

The purpose of the case study is to highlight the impact of climate induced disasters on people living in poverty who have much less adaptive capacity to respond to the negative and sometimes devastating impact of climate change.

CBM Global partners with organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) in its international work, country-level advocacy, and
grassroots programming. During 2020-2021 a listening exercise was conducted across fourteen countries and 32 organisations to see how the partnerships were working, and what could be strengthened. This report shares the learnings.