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Data is often described as the foundation of evidence-based policymaking but for many persons with disabilities, the data simply does not exist, is outdated, or not used. Across countries, where information is available, it frequently…

Participants interacting during the multi-stakeholder dialogue

Research and reflection paper by UN Global Disability Fund

What does change look like after the spotlight fades? At GDS 2025, it starts with commitments. More than 800 commitments were made at the Summit, and now is the time to explore what they look…

Want to see what made the Global Disability Summit 2025 so impactful?From the diversity of participants to the number of sessions, accessibility services, and global endorsements for the Amman-Berlin Declaration — this infographic captures it…

Your one-stop hub for knowledge, tools and inspiration on disability inclusion. The Global Disability Summit is more than a convening platform. It is also a catalyst for knowledge creation. Through the GDS process, a wide…

Explore the outcomes of GDS 2025 and what’s next for disability inclusion.

The Global Disability Children and Young People’s Charter (GDCYPC) has been developed bychildren and youth with disabilities from across the globe and aligns with the United NationsConvention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).…

Civil Society Forum – Global Disability Summit 2025, Berlin, Germany We, Indigenous persons with disabilities, speak with one collective voice, rooted in the lands, territories, and breath of our ancestors. We come from many regions—Africa;…