Author: CBR

Articles from the Nigeria Writers’ Workshop

Articles from the Nigeria Writers’ Workshop

Community Based Vocational Rehabilitation services available to persons with disabilities in Kwara State  Article by Olarewaju AjaniIntroduction The CBVR programme in Kwara State has a pilot scheme which was set off to meet the need of PWDs. Unfortunately, many PWDs of this state are not aware of the services provided…………. Click Here to download Community Participation […]

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Inclusive Policy Development & Implementation

Inclusive Policy Development & Implementation

This publication was developed from conference presentations and discussions that took place in South Africa in 2007. This book seeks to address such questions as : What are the relevant international guidelines and policies? How can they be implemented? How do they  (or even, ‘do they?’) relate to CBR? How can they be used to […]

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CBR as part of community development

CBR as part of community development

This book was developed from presentations and discussions that took place in Malawi at a conference “CBR as part of Community Development”. The choice of “CBR as part of Community Development” originates from the observation that the WHO/ILO/UNESCO (1994) definition of CBR states that “CBR is part of Community Development”. Download Now

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CBR; A Participatory Strategy in Africa

CBR; A Participatory Strategy in Africa

This publication is based on ideas shared at a conference held in Uganda, in September 2001. It  aims to reflect the power of participation and provide information on various experiences of a participatory approach, problems encountered and people who have worked with these problems to produce positive outcomes. Download Here

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CBR Stories from Africa. What can they teach us

CBR Stories from Africa. What can they teach us

Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) is an evolving concept. Its effectiveness depends on continuous reflection, debate and learning. This book aims to facilitate this process through the stories of five CBR programmes in Africa, told by those involved with the programmes and reflected on with honesty………….. Download Here

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