What is "Making it Work"?

What is "Making It Work"?

The Making It Work initiative aims at identifying solutions to advance the rights of persons with disabilities and the SDGs for lasting improvements in the lives of persons with disabilities.

Through its methodology, it supports Civil Society Organizations to implement sustainable disability inclusive actions for contributing to reaching the SDGs.

Good practice database

Good Practices Database

We have gathered over a hundred inspiring Good Practices, which have contributed to improving the lives of persons with disabilities across the world. They cover topics as various as education, health, employment, gender, local development, and so on.

Use our interactive database to read more about these inclusive actions!

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VOICES OF... MUDIWA women with psychosocial disabilities 'Echoes of hope'

Cover page 'Echoes of hope for women with psychosocial disabilities in Kassanda, Uganda

May 2025 - Mubende Women with Disabilities Association MUDIWA published its report "Echoes of hope for women with psychosocial disabilities in Kassanda, Uganda"

It is the 3rd volume in the Making It Work "Voices of" Collection.

WILDAF and MIW for the ratification of the African Disability Protocol in Senegal!

Image calling for the ratification of the African Disability Protocol

The African Disability Protocol was adopted in 2018 by the Africa Union. It gives an unprecedented protection to persons with disabilities with a gender and age perspective as never before.

 

VIHEMA DeafBlind Malawi at the 2018 World Disability Summit

Catherine Uteka and Martha Momba from VIHEMA Deafblind Malawi

VIHEMA DeafBlind Malawi attended the Global Disability Summit in the UK, 24 July 2018.

Martha Momba shares her appreciation about the summit and how it was an opportunity to "promote the Deafblind persons to be front and centre of change through self-advocacy and active involvement and close consultation of deafblind persons".

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