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Accessibility and inclusivity
Press release
28 September 2023
Gelephu opens its first model inclusive ECCD centre
With this, all three model inclusive centres by the Ministry of Education & Skills Development and UNICEF are now operational.
Press release
28 May 2023
Red Dot Bhutan and partners construct eight inclusive WASH facilities
UNICEF and partners are supporting the Ministry of Education and Skills Development to construct inclusive toilets with provisions to address MHM for girls with disabilities.
Article
23 May 2023
Destigmatising disability and menstruation
A youth with disability shares the need to make menstrual hygiene management inclusive
Photo essay
17 May 2023
Protecting the rights of children with disabilities
By ensuring access to inclusive WASH facilities
Article
05 May 2023
Changing lives with inclusive toilets
How inclusive toilets are securing the wellbeing of children in monastic schools
Report
03 February 2023
Evaluation Of The Inclusive And Special Education Programme
2010-2020
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Article
23 January 2023
Strengthening early interventions for CWDs
How health workers are identifying disabilities in children with the Bhutan Child Development Screening Tool
Press release
11 November 2022
Ministry of Education and UNICEF inaugurate first model inclusive ECCD centre in Thimphu
Joint Press Release
Press release
28 May 2022
Red Dot Bhutan commits to support inclusive WASH facilities for children & women with disabilities
Ministry of Education and UNICEF to construct five inclusive toilets with provisions to address MHM for adolescent girls with disabilities.