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This edition of Humanitarian Exchange Magazine focuses on disability inclusion in humanitarian response.

Co-edited with Sherin Alsheikh Ahmed from Islamic Relief Worldwide, the special issue also includes an article on what the evidence says about including people with disabilities and older people in humanitarian response written by our Innovation Manager Sophie Van Eetvelt, as well as Dr Manjula Marella, Lana Logam and Dr Alex Robinson .

The article draws on the findings of the Literature Review of our Gap Analysis on the Inclusion Of People With Disability and Older People in Humanitarian Response.

Watch ODI’s magazine launch discussion: Strengthening disability inclusion in humanitarian action

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