In the preparation for an upcoming evaluation on disability-inclusion, the Evaluation Department has consulted widely with stakeholders, including a number of Norwegian-based DPOs. One issue that was raised multiple times during our consultation concerns the need for clarity around terms and definitions, ensuring a common language, and common methods of measurement, ensuring reliable and comparable data.
RE: Addressing disability inclusion through evaluations in agriculture and rural development
The last evaluation on disability inclusion commissioned by the Evaluation Department in Norad was launched in 2012 and can be accessed here: https://norad.no/om-bistand/publikasjon/2012/mainstreaming-disability-in-the-new-development-paradigm-evaluation-of-norwegian-support-to-promote-the-rights-of-persons-with-disabilities/
In the preparation for an upcoming evaluation on disability-inclusion, the Evaluation Department has consulted widely with stakeholders, including a number of Norwegian-based DPOs. One issue that was raised multiple times during our consultation concerns the need for clarity around terms and definitions, ensuring a common language, and common methods of measurement, ensuring reliable and comparable data.
The Evaluation Department is currently commissioning a mapping of Norway’s’ disability-inclusion efforts from 2010 and onwards. The mapping will take point of departure in the recently introduced OECD-DAC policy marker on inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities (http://www.oecd.org/officialdocuments/publicdisplaydocumentpdf/?cote=DCD/DAC/STAT/RD(2019)1/RD1&docLanguage=En )
Best,
Åsne