Mainstreaming disability inclusion in technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in Africa
ILO · 1 January 2025
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Editorial Summary
This policy brief explores strategies for integrating disability inclusion into TVET and skills development systems across Africa. It aims to improve labor market outcomes for persons with disabilities through more accessible and equitable vocational frameworks.
Central Research Question
How can TVET systems in Africa be mainstreamed to improve the labor market inclusion of persons with disabilities?
Key Findings
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Methodology
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Evidence
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Why It Matters
Inclusive education remains a critical governance challenge for African institutions. This brief is vital for policymakers working to ensure that TVET expansion reaches marginalized populations, thereby fulfilling commitments to equity and sustainable development goals in education.
Practical Implications
The brief provides guidelines for policy mainstreaming in vocational education systems to support persons with disabilities.
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Cite this Publication
Unknown author(s) (2025). Mainstreaming disability inclusion in technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in Africa. https://doi.org/10.54394/yemw3189
