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NZ Disability
Strategy
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Outcome 1 - Education
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Outcome 2 - Employment and economic security
Outcome 3 - Health and wellbeing
Outcome 4 - Rights protection and justice
Outcome 5 - Accessibility
Outcome 6 - Attitudes
Outcome 7 - Choice and control
Outcome 8 - Leadership
About the Strategy
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Making it work
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Measuring progress
Strategy in Action - real life stories
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Disability Action Plan 2014-2018
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Other initiatives
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Disability Action Plan
Disability
Convention
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Cabinet agrees on a response to recommendations from UNCRPD examination
New Zealand's second review against the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Read the Convention
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About the Convention
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Optional Protocol
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Implementation of the Convention in New Zealand
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Framework to promote, protect and monitor implementation of the Convention
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Disability Toolkit
for Policy
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Step 1: Thinking about disability issues at the start of the policy process
Step 2: Engaging with the disability community
Step 3: Embedding disability into the policy issue
Step 4: Incorporating disability into the policy options
Step 5: Incorporating disability into Cabinet papers, information and communications
Step 6: Considering disability throughout implementation
Step 7: Considering how disability outcomes can be monitored and evaluated
Help! A disability toolkit cheat sheet
Things you should know: Definitions, concepts and approaches
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These outcome areas will contribute to achieving the vision of the New Zealand Disability Strategy.
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Outcome 1 - Education
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Outcome 2 - Employment and economic security
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Outcome 3 - Health and wellbeing
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Outcome 4 - Rights protection and justice
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Outcome 5 - Accessibility
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Outcome 6 - Attitudes
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Outcome 7 - Choice and control
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Outcome 8 - Leadership
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