CBR(Community-based Rehabilitation)/CBID(Community-based Inclusive Development
The Base of Community Welfare
This booklet is written by Mr. Yoshiharu Shimizu, Adviser of the Hakushindo CO., Ltd., who introduces the secret behind the Chiiki no Chanoma(Community Living Room) created by Ms. Keiko Kawada.
The 3rd Asia-Pacific CBR Congress
Date: Sep 1-3, 2015
Venue: Shinjuku Keio Plaza Hotel in Tokyo
Theme: Poverty Reduction through Community-based Inclusive Development (CBID) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Organizers: CBR Asia-Pacific Network, Japan NGO Network on Disabilities (JANNET), Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities （JSRPD）
Relevance of CBR and Inclusive Development in Post-2015 Development Agenda
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Relevance of CBR and Inclusive Development.txt (138.44 KB) [Download]
This booklet is designed to convey regional experiences and viewpoints on CBID with an aim to provoke thoughts, and to identify key elements for future direction regarding Post MDGs framework from the perspective of persons with disabilities in Asia and the Pacific, in regard to further develop the implementation of CBR, and to reassure the possibility of an inlusive, barrier-free, and rights-based society.
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Good Practices on Community-based Inclusive Development in Asia and the Pacific. Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD)
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CBID Good Practices Readable PDF.pdf 8.02 MB [Download]
This booklet is published by CBR Asia-Pacific Network, Asia-Pacific Development Center for Disability, Japan NGO Network on Disabilities and Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities for introducing good practices of Community-based Inclusive Development in Asia and the Pacific.
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Good Practices on Community-based Inclusive Development in Asia and the Pacific.
Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD)
http://www.apcdfoundation.org/?q=content/good-practices-community-based-inclusive-development-asia-and-pacific
Community-Based Inclusive Development : CBID Good Practices
the page of CBID Good Practices of Japan:
This is the booklet of the good practices of CBID(Community-based Inclusive Development).
It contains 10 good cases of CBID.
The worksheet that is attached in the booklet could be used for starting a CBID practice.
Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities
With the Cooperation of:
Japan NGO Network on Disabilities (JANNET)
CBR Asia-Pacific Network
Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD)
Tokyo Declaration on Community-based Inclusive Development
Presented and unanimously adopted at the Third Asia-Pacific CBR Congress, September 3, 2015
CBID Approach implemented by Mobility India
Summary of A Report on “Potluck of What-I-Can-Do Workshop Manual” & “Building Up Support Project” ～ Concrete Steps towards an Interrelated and Supportive Community ～
IV. Synthesis and Challenges
This is the summary of “the Pot Luck of What we can do Workshop Manual and Report of Building Up Project” produced jointly by Kusanone Mutual Support Project (General Incorporated Association) and NPO Support Net for Starting Small & Community Business in Nagoya, Japan. This publication highlights the outcome of research on social inclusion for the increased isolated people, and the challenge to solve these issues in the society.
Part 1 Community-Based Rehabilitation
Community-based rehabilitation (CBR) has been advocated internationally for more than 20 years as the core strategy for improvement of the quality of life of persons with disabilities. Despite emphasizing that disabled persons should be active partners in the planning and implementation of all measures affecting their civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, persons with disabilities have not yet become sufficiently involved in evaluations and impact assessments.This study is the first of its kind that is based on the experiences of the users of CBR themselves by World Health Organization(WHO) and the Swedish Organizations of Disabled Persons International Aid Association(SHIA). In this respect it is unique and thus adds value to the other studies and evaluations of CBR.
CBR : A Strategy for Rehabilitation, Equalization of Opportunities, Poverty Reduction and Social Inclusion of People with Disabilities : Joint Position Paper 2004
Making Japan's Mental Health System the Finest Moving From Hospitalization to Community-Based Treatment A Report to the Ministry of Health (David LeCount, MSW, ACSW, ICSW)
This is a report by David LeCount( MSW, ACSW, ICSW) and based on a two-week mental health consultation; lectures, seminars, and site visits in Japan, September 10 - 24,th 2000. Mental illness is the World Health Organization's number one priority for 2001. He thinks it is the time for Japan to make significant changes in their mental health system in accordance with this priority.
Evaluating Community Based Rehabilitation :Guidelines for Accountable Practice
This is a report by Dr. Tizun (Zhao Director, CBR Department China Rehabilitation Research Center ) and Joseph K.F. Kwok Ph.D J.P. (Associate Professor, Department of Applied Social Studies City University of Hong Kong), based on the research project which has been launched to meet a specific need of CBR development and has practical significance. So that CBR practices have shown vast and diversified features in countries due to the differences in socio-economic development, culture, social customs, political structure and the rehabilitation needs of disabilities, etc,.These guidelines are not meant to be adopted without change for each and every particular CBR project. However, it should offer the basic trend of thought, and general framework for the evaluation of CBR.