Disability Statistics: Challenges and Sources
Jinfo Article
20th May 2009
By Kim Dority
Abstract
Finding consistent and comprehensive statistics on disabilities around the world can prove extremely challenging, due to differences in definitions, tracking frequencies, and the number of agencies tracking those numbers. Kim Dority provides valuable insights on how and where to get started with disabilities research, including a list of international organisations collecting that data.
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