Disability

Blind mand med hund ved togstation

Nordic co-operation on disability contributes to the inclusion of people with disabilities by way of the enhanced sharing of knowledge throughout the region and close co-operation with regard to disability policy issues. This includes an advisory body and an action plan with three focus areas: Human rights, sustainable development, and freedom of movement.

Om det nordiska samarbetet om funktionshinder

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Selvmord i Norden skal mindskes

25% fewer suicides by 2025 – regardless of COVID-19

Every day, ten people commit suicide in the Nordic Region. The Committee for Welfare in the Nordic Region is seeking to reduce this number through prevention and knowledge-sharing. But there’s a dark horse: COVID-19.

Medical staff in action

Health ministers hold new video meeting on corona virus

The Nordic Council of Ministers today held its second meeting on the status of the corona virus in the Nordic countries.

Publications

Revealing hidden potentials – Assessing cognition in individuals with congenital deafblindness

Psychological assessment of individuals with deafblindness

Sexuellt trakasserad på jobbet – en nordisk forskningsöversikt

Publication number

2020:511

Iemeálmmuga ja demænssa Nuorttarijkajn

Eamiálbmogat ja demeansa Davviriikkain

Indigenous peoples and dementia in the Nordic region

Urfolk och demens i Norden

Gränshinderrådets verksamhetsrapport med kommentarer från de nordiska regeringarna

Publication number

2019:743

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Nordic co-operation on disability

Nordic co-operation on disability contributes to the inclusion of people with disabilities by way of the enhanced sharing of knowledge throughout the region and close co-operation with regard to disability policy issues. This includes an advisory body and an action plan with three focu...