Hassin, Ahmed 2010, Community-based rehabilitation : why not in Iraq?, International journal of therapy and rehabilitation, vol. 17, no. 12, pp. 666-676.
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Community-based rehabilitation : why not in Iraq?
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Community-based rehabilitation : why not in Iraq?... ...including commentaries by Kilby P, D'Errico NC, and Akhurst J.
Introduction: Community-based rehabilitation (CBR) has emerged and developed since the 1950s as a possible solution for socio-economic reintegration of people with disabilities. Government and non government organizations are key players and have vital roles in policy making, planning, funding, managing and implementing CBR programmes. Contents: This article explores the role of government and non-government organizations and international agencies in community-based rehabilitation in Iraq. It examines the possibility of NGOs initiating and running (CBR) programmes for people with a disability regardless of Iraqi government commitment or participation. Conclusions: The research results show that implementation of CBR in Iraq is vital but not widely spread. Non-government organizations seem more active, committed and capable at the present time being to initiate, run and manage CBR programmes when compared with the government of Iraq.