Theme: Sustainable Social Development and Economic Growth through Community-based Inclusive Development (CBID)
The Congress organized by the Government of Mongolia, through the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, and CBR Asia-Pacific Network in collaboration with JICA/DPUB, Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD), Leonard Cheshire Disability, CBM International, Italian Association Amici di Raoul Follereau (AIFO), UNESCAP and other partners.
Concurrent session A
Economic Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities
Concurrent session B
Inclusive Social development and Collaboration
Concurrent session C
Good Practice, Evidence and innovation in CBID in the Era of the SDGs
APPRECIATION 7
Session A
Significant outcomes of project for ASEAN hometown improvement through disability-inclusive
community model 8
Independent living movement in Mongolia 10
DET forum Mongolia 11
Making Society More Inclusive with People with Disabilities Playing the Key Role —
A Search for an Empowering and Sustainable Business Model in Japan 13
"Self help groups are taking initiatives to include people with disabilities in
different income generation activities" 15
Village Savings and loan groups - A socio-economic empowerment tool for
persons with disabilities 17
Dignity Promotion and Economic Empowerment through the 60 Plus Project 19
The influencing factors to the employment issue of the persons with
disabilities of Mongolia 22
Empowerment as a foundation for Inclusive Development 24
Promoting employment for persons with disabilities in
Yangon, Republic of the Union of Myanmar 26
Deaf issue 28
Hurdles to access healthcare, education, employment of
persons with disabilities far from over 29
session B
Disability inclusive local level development planning and implementation process 31
Promoting empowerment of persons with disabilities through emancipatory research 33
PROJECT HABI : Weaving societal strengths for the
habilitation of children with disability in an urban,
low-resource community in Malate, Manila 34
Disability Inclusive Primary Health Care to Ensure Universal Health Coverage
through Government and Non-government Organization Collaboration:
Bangladesh Experience 35
Achievements cooperation between
Mongolian government and con-government organizations 37
Significance of “resource room” in establishing inclusive values in
Mongolia Perspectives of case pupils, parents/guardians,
teachers, and university students 40
Contribution of Self Help Group towards achieving SDG 42
Empowerment in the CBR curriculum: Towards Community - based
Inclusive Development 44
Save the Children I’s Project to Promote Inclusive Education for
Every Last Child in Urban and Rural Primary Schools and Learning Centers in Mongolia 46
Early identification and interventions System as a strategy to promote
Inclusive Development: Mongolia’s Experience 48
Multi- sectoral collaboration in CBID 50
Including Persons With Disabilities in Participatory Training as a Strategy to
Promote Inclusive Society 52
Empowerment of Person with Disability through Disabled People’s Organization 54
Best practice in Mongolian National University of
medical science (MNUMS) 56
Barriers faced by Persons with disabilities in the Ger districts of Ulaanbaatar 58
Seoul Community Rehabilitation Center Experiences of Community Based
Inclusive Support for Health, Social and Empowerment as a small and
medium district model 59
The Social Impact of the CBID training program
developed and implemented in Japan 61
Enabling personal and social life of adolescent girls with
disabilities of their sexual and reproductive health right & issues
in their community 63
Empowerment of Disabled People’s Organizations and their
participation in mainstream socio-economic development 65
An evaluation on Social services delivery to PwDs and their accessibilities to the
service environment 67
The evolution of CBID system and the influence of evidence based CBR
practice in rural communities of Kayin State, Myanmar 69
Engaging the local government units for Inclusion of children and youth with disability 71
Session C
Home based rehabilitation for people with stroke and
spinal cord injury of Han-Elul district 73
"Leave no one behind" home care service for the
severe disabled people of Orhon aimag 74
Practicing CBID as an approach for effective participation and
engagement of persons with disabilities in disaster risk reduction in Bangladesh 75
Improving the Accessibility of TVET Schools in Mongolia – Introduction of a
mobile application to improve existing accessibility assessment practices 77
The CBID Approach in the East Region of Madagascar 79
Inclusive strategy for consolidating information on disability issues:
Practical case study of the white paper in Mongolia 81
Strengthening of DPOs in CBID 83
Community Based Mental Health for inclusion of person with mental health problem 84
Istikomah, a caregiver and good practice in
Human Resource Rehabilitation (RBM) for persons with
psychosocial disabilities at Kulonprogo Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 86
Inclusive Humanitarian Actions in Bangladesh in the light of CBID and
DID standards and quality criteria 88
Can we meet alternative social system through CBID?
A research on Rural life of Karen state, Myanmar 90
Realizing the Right to Participation of Children with Disabilities (CWD)
The NORFIL Foundation Experience 92
Promotion of Inclusive Education for Children with disabilities in
remote areas of Mongolia 94
CBID to ensure the rights of Persons with Mental health and
psychosocial disability in Nepal 96
Learnings from Emancipatory Disability Research (EDR) experiences in Asia 98
The Pacific Way to Inclusive Development: Mapping CBR Practice in the Pacific 99
Evolution of Mongolia CBR program 101
"Tori fiesta" Behavioral approach for expanding network of NGO in Japan 103
The level of implementation of the guidance
"Community based rehabilitation approach for the people with disabilities”
within Family Health Centers in Ulaanbaatar 105
Community engagement in Inclusive Education 106
Description of government-delivered community
mental health services in the Philippines 108
Community-Based inclusive Development by the Disability Service Center of
Mettapracharak Hospital, Thailand 109
The 4th Asia-Pacific Community-Based Inclusive Development (CB1D) Congress 2019 110