
Published online:
23 December 2021
Published in print:
21 October 2021
Online ISBN:
9780191881572
Print ISBN:
9780198846413
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1.1 Introduction 1.1 Introduction
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1.2 What Is Disability? 1.2 What Is Disability?
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1.3 Accessibility 1.3 Accessibility
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1.4 “Development” 1.4 “Development”
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1.5 “Development” in Core Human Rights Treaties 1.5 “Development” in Core Human Rights Treaties
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1.6 Enshrining “Inclusive Development” 1.6 Enshrining “Inclusive Development”
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1.6.1 Parliamentary Assistance from Brussels 1.6.1 Parliamentary Assistance from Brussels
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1.6.2 New Meanings 1.6.2 New Meanings
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1.6.3 Monitoring 1.6.3 Monitoring
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1.7 Technology 1.7 Technology
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1.8 What Has Been Achieved in the Initial Decade 1.8 What Has Been Achieved in the Initial Decade
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1.8.1 Data Collection Challenges 1.8.1 Data Collection Challenges
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1.8.2 Human Rights Council 1.8.2 Human Rights Council
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1.8.3 Development Programming 1.8.3 Development Programming
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1.9 A Brief but Necessary Diversion: The Nexus of Poverty and Disabilities 1.9 A Brief but Necessary Diversion: The Nexus of Poverty and Disabilities
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1.10 Conclusion: High Potential—The Promise(s) of Article 32, and Accessible Technology 1.10 Conclusion: High Potential—The Promise(s) of Article 32, and Accessible Technology
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1 Development for All: How Human Rights Break Down Barriers to Technology
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Marianne Schulze
Marianne Schulze
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11–31
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Published:October 2021
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Schulze, Marianne, 'Development for All: How Human Rights Break Down Barriers to Technology', in Michael Ashley Stein, and Jonathan Lazar (eds), Accessible Technology and the Developing World (Oxford , 2021; online edn, Oxford Academic, 23 Dec. 2021), https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198846413.003.0002, accessed 15 May 2025.
Abstract
Development efforts—the provision of support to countries with lesser economic resources—have long overlooked persons with disabilities. The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) tries to rectify this with a stand-alone provision on inclusive development, ensuring that efforts to accelerate economic growth and related factors are inclusive of and accessible to persons with disabilities. This chapter discusses the rationale behind the stand-alone provision and the potential it holds for more equitable and inclusive growth, including the role that technology plays in increasing accessibility.
Keywords:
Accessibility, Accessibility, multi-dimensional, CRPD, Development, Human Rights, Human Right, Technology, Social Model
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Accessible Technology and the Developing World. Michael Ashley Stein and Jonathan Lazar, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2021. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780198846413.003.0002
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