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Lessons learned from experience: case studies

Lessons learned from experience: case studies. Inclusive Employment Title: Socio Economic Empowerment of Extreme Poor People with Disabilities Countries: Bangladesh Specific thematic: Financial mechanisms  provision of grants

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Lessons learned from experience: case studies

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  1. Lessons learned from experience: case studies Inclusive Employment Title: Socio Economic Empowerment of Extreme Poor People with Disabilities Countries: Bangladesh Specific thematic: Financial mechanisms  provision of grants Presented by: Ripon Chakraborty, Disability Technical Advisor, HI

  2. Description of the good practices • Participation of beneficiaries and CLWs in livelihood procurement process • Complementary initiatives > Skill development training> technical support to asset transfer > Rehabilitation service> training to CLWs, caregivers and local artisans > Awareness campaign> access to mainstream heath and social services • Networking and linkages> DPOs and local cooperatives> build up saving capacity

  3. Measures taken to overcome obstacles

  4. The most significant changes

  5. How to duplicate or develop these practices?

  6. Summary of key points • Provision of grants should be recommended for extreme poor people including extreme poor with disabilities • Participation and contribution of the beneficiaries should be compulsory for better ownership • Grants alone are not enough> awareness raising, rehabilitation support and business skill development are needed to reinforce livelihood and other social conditions • Linkages with the DPOs and local cooperatives should be done for buiding saving capacity

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