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Prayatna Nepal Empowers Visually Impaired Women Through Mobility Training
This article is valuable for its comprehensive portrayal of an empowering program designed by Prayatna Nepal to enhance the independence and mobility of visually impaired individuals, particularly women. It highlights the transformative impact of specialized training in urban and rural navigation, orientation, and mobility skills using white canes and sensory awareness techniques. The article's significance […]
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Ms. Jalasa Sapkota facilitating the session.
Empowering Visually Impaired Girls and Women Through Assistive Technology
With the support of the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI), Prayatna Nepal successfully organized a four-day training program from December 10-13, 2024, focused on empowering visually impaired girls and women through assistive technology. This training aimed to bridge the digital divide by equipping participants with essential skills to navigate technology effectively, enhancing their independence […]
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Nepal's Health Services: Why Digital Accessibility Can No Longer Be Ignored
This article highlights the urgent need for digital accessibility in Nepal's health services, especially in light of the country's vulnerability to natural disasters. It emphasizes that the Department of Health Services (DoHS) must prioritize accessibility to ensure that all citizens, including persons with disabilities, can access crucial health information and services during emergencies. The article […]
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National Inclusion Commission: Are We Truly Inclusive in the Digital Age?
This article highlights critical digital accessibility issues within Nepal's National Inclusion Commission (NIC), an organization tasked with advocating for marginalized groups including persons with disabilities. The findings reveal a significant gap between the NIC's mission of inclusivity and the actual accessibility of its digital platforms. This disconnect undermines the NIC's effectiveness and perpetuates the exclusion […]
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Digital Accessibility: A Right for All, Not Just a Privilege
This article delves into specific barriers identified, offering practical recommendations based on global best practices to ensure digital platforms in Nepal are accessible to all. This article highlights the critical importance of digital accessibility, particularly in Nepal, where many public websites fail to meet established accessibility standards. It discusses the findings of an audit conducted […]
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