Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks

Session title: Data and Analysis for Disability Inclusion

27 Apr 23 (14:00-15:30) UTC+2 (Salle 9)

SessionAbstract

What data do you need to plan and implement a Disability Inclusive response? How should you obtain or collect these data? How can Information Management and Disability Inclusion Experts work together in emergencies?

Join us in person at CICG in Geneva (https://goo.gl/maps/qNeEYTXqxpfn55zEA).

If you cannot come in person, use this link to connect on Zoom: https://iom-int.zoom.us/j/96517509769

This event, organized by DTM IOM and UNICEF under the DTM & Partners Initiative will provide a joint briefing by organizations and institutions working of data for disability inclusion.

The event will focus on information that is needed to design, implement and monitor an inclusive response, and how to safely and appropriately collect it.

This discussion will be structured around the new Inter-Agency Decision Tree on Collection of Data on Disability Inclusion in Humanitarian Action and provide examples of tools for collecting necessary information.

Agenda

1.Objectives and Introduction (5 minutes)- Daunia Pavone, IOM

2.Welcome remarks (5 mins)- FCDO Richard Garratt, Counsellor for Humanitarian and Migration at the UK Mission to the UN and WTO in Geneva.

3.What data do we need to facilitate disability inclusion? - Results of WFP/Trinity research (7 minutes) Dr. Caroline Jagoe, Trinity College Dublin

4.Presentation of the Decision Tree (7 minutes) – Daunia Pavone, IOM Senior Information Management and Analysis Advisor (Protection in Emergencies&DTM)

5.Collecting data on barriers to access to goods and services through Key Informant Interviews (7 minutes) - DTM/GDI-IOM Vivian Alt, IOM Disability Inclusion Advisor

6.Collecting data on barriers to accessing facilities through safety and accessibility audit- (7 minutes) Caroline Haar, Global WASH Cluster

7.Collecting data on numbers of persons with disabilities through household interviews-(7 minutes) Cosima Cloquet, Impact Initiatives

8.Interactive discussion (30 minutes) moderated by Kirstin Lange, UNICEF

Other tools & Participant interventions

9.Conclusion and Next Steps (5 minutes) – Kirstin Lange, UNICEF

Speakers

1.Objectives and Introduction - Daunia Pavone, IOM

2.Welcome remarks - FCDO Richard Garratt, Counsellor for Humanitarian and Migration at the UK Mission to the UN and WTO in Geneva.

3.What data do we need to facilitate disability inclusion? - Results of WFP/Trinity research - Dr. Caroline Jagoe, Trinity College Dublin

4.Presentation of the Decision Tree – Daunia Pavone, IOM Senior Information Management and Analysis Advisor (Protection in Emergencies&DTM)

5.Collecting data on barriers to access to goods and services through Key Informant Interviews - IOM Vivian Alt, IOM Disability Inclusion Advisor

6.Collecting data on barriers to accessing facilities through safety and accessibility audit- Caroline Haar, Global WASH Cluster

7.Collecting data on numbers of persons with disabilities through household interviews- Cosima Cloquet, Impact Initiatives

8.Interactive discussion moderated by Kirstin Lange, UNICEF

Other tools & Participant interventions

9.Conclusion and Next Steps – Kirstin Lange, UNICEF