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Sixth Annual Meeting of the WG: Objectives and Agenda

This annual meeting will review the progress made in developing internationally comparable disability measures and discuss next steps. Pre-test results will be analyzed and revisions to the short measurement set will be considered. Updates on the extended measurement set and other international activities related to disability statistics will also be discussed.

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Sixth Annual Meeting of the WG: Objectives and Agenda

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  1. Sixth Annual Meeting of the WG: Objectives and Agenda Jennifer H. Madans U.S.A.

  2. Summary of work to date • 1st meeting (Washington, DC, Feb 2002): • 64 participants from 32 countries • Agreed to develop short and long sets of internationally comparable disability measures using the ICF as a framework; census questions a priority • 2nd meeting (Ottawa, Canada, Jan 2003): • 40 participants from 18 countries • Established link between purpose and aspects of measurement via matrix

  3. Summary of work to date • 3rd meeting (Brussels, Belgium, Feb 2004): • 50 participants from 30 countries • Equalization of opportunities selected as purpose of short measure • 4th meeting (Bangkok, Thailand, Sept 2004): • 40 participants from 23 countries • Draft of short measure agreed upon conceptually; revisions to the questions, statement of rationale, and test implementation protocols to be completed

  4. Summary of work to date • Regional workshops (Nairobi, Kenya, June, 2005 and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sept 2005): • Kenya: 15 participants from 12 countries • Rio: 29 participants from 26 countries • Informed countries about the questions, the planned pre-testing, and the pre-test protocols and sought feedback from countries on these activities

  5. Summary of work to date • 5th meeting (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sept 2005): • 47 participants from 31 countries • Revisions suggested for the short measurement set, the accompanying rationale, and the implementation protocols. New workgroup formed to plan and implement analyses of the WG pre-tests; all results pertaining to the six WG questions considered including the WG sponsored pre-tests, the WHO/ESCAP test, and other testing activities

  6. Major accomplishments since Rio • Draft implementation protocols • Translated into Spanish • Revisions completed

  7. Major accomplishments since Rio • Standardized pre-testing of WG short set in 15 countries • 13 funded via World Bank grant, 2 self-funded • Cognitive tests • Argentina, Brazil, Congo, Egypt, Gambia, India, Kenya, Lesotho, Mauritius, Mexico, Paraguay, Philippines, Uganda, Vietnam, Tanzania • Field tests • Gambia, Vietnam • Underway in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay

  8. Major accomplishments since Rio • Other tests of the WG short set in at least 11 countries • Greece, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Palestine, Peru, Poland, Romania, South Africa, Sweden, Venezuela, Zambia, and WHO/UNESCAP participating countries (Fiji, India, Indonesia, Mongolia, Philippines)

  9. Major accomplishments since Rio • Received pre-test results / reports from 15 countries that did standardized tests • Will be reported at this meeting • Results from some countries that conducted other tests will be reported at this meeting • South Africa • WHO/UNESCAP countries (Fiji, India, Indonesia, Mongolia, Philippines) • Zambia

  10. Plan for 6th meeting • Focus of the meeting on analyses of pre-test results and “next steps” for WG short set • Products of workgroups on the short measurement set and data analysis • Goal is to make recommendation for the short measurement set which could include necessary revisions and/or additional testing • Other workgroup updates • Extended sets

  11. Meeting and session objectives (Session 2) • Pre-test overview • Introduce plan for reviewing pre-test results • Explain analytical approaches • Review methods of countries that conducted other tests of the WG short set

  12. Meeting and session objectives (Session 3) • In-depth review of WG pre-test results • Review WG pre-test results for each question • Country level analyses • Combined cognitive test analyses • Field test analyses • Discuss revisions and next steps • Review results from pre-test in Zambia • Determine plan for publication • Evaluate additional opportunities for testing (based on country reports) • Determine next steps for the short set

  13. Meeting and session objectives (Session 4) • Present work on the development of the extended measurement set/s • Review the Budapest Initiative • Report from workgroup • Determine plan for further development of extended sets

  14. Meeting and session objectives (Session 5) • Discuss other international activities related to disability statistics • Report on World Bank activities • Report on Central Asia Regional meeting • Report on 2003-2005 collection and analysis of data on disability in the LAC region

  15. Meeting and session objectives (Sessions 6 & 7) • Strategic issues • Review status of World Bank DGF funds and final report • Discuss WG governance issues • Determine next steps and objectives for 7th WG meeting • Identify location for 8th meeting

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