Report of Rapid Assessment of Impact of COVID-19 published
The Nepal Disabled Women’s Association (NDWA) today organized a program and made public the analytical report of the recent rapid study on the effects of COVID-19 on women with disabilities.
The 29th International Day of Persons with Disabilities and the need for a gender-friendly campaign
Even within the disability, the condition of women is deteriorating. There is discrimination at home, then there is a discriminatory system by the society and the state has become another obstacle. At the same time, due to the spread of gender discrimination and patriarchal thinking and values, women with disabilities have become more marginalized and are facing domestic violence, humiliation, various kinds of stigma and opportunities.
Rapid survey of the effects of COVID-19 on women and girls with disabilities
Nepal Disabled Women’s Association is conducting a rapid survey to understand the impact of COVID 19 on women and girls with disabilities. This research aims to analyze the situation of women and children with disabilities during the Coronavirus epidemic.
Conduct final evaluation of the project Saksham Maheela – Empowerment of Women with Disabilities in Nepal
Nepal Disabled Women Association (NDWA) calls for expression of interest (EOI) to conduct final evaluation of the project Saksham Maheela – Empowerment of Women with Disabilities in Nepal (P3113-MYP) being implemented in partnership with CBM in Banke and Kanchanpur districts of Nepal since January 2016