Improving data and evidence to unlock investment into AT
- Leading the research on reimagining value, impact, and return on investment
- Gathering evidence to measure progress
- Developing an Economics of AT framework methodology
- Understand the factors driving discrimination and stigma
- Support the World Health Organization’s first World Report on Assistive Technology
Sub-Programmes
- Research, Evidence and Impact: Led by GDI Hub at UCL with the support of the IIPP, ALL Institute and Leonard Cheshire Disability. Framing the economics of AT around a mission-led approach; developing a return on investment framework and researching what works to overcome stigma.
Latest
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Access to life changing spectacles for millions. A new vision for KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
Clinton Health Access InitiativeOct. 2, 2020The publication gives an overview of the challenge, what works and next steps. Under Cluster 3: Country Implementation of the AT2030 programme, CHAI is partnering with country governments to identify opportunities to drive availability and affordability of AT.
People
Catherine Holloway
Co-founder, Academic Director of GDI Hub and Associate Professor at UCL’s Interaction Centre.
Dr Maria Kett
Co-Founder of GDI Hub, Associate Director and Head of Humanitarian and Associate Professor at UCL
