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• Providing a university experience for persons with intellectual disabilities

  The Inclusive Education Program at the University of Sydney is a pilot providing a university experience for participants in a range of studies of their choice, with students participating in regular lectures and tutorials as well as attending one-on-one tutorials and receiving peer mentoring for added support.
  The Centre for Disability Studies, Australia

• A full chain of support from primary school to employment

  LIFE is a programme for inclusive vocational education and employment for people with disabilities, starting as early as primary school and ending with job placement. 2012 it was introduced in Armenia. By 2016 approximately 900 persons were placed in training and 653 persons were employed through the programme.
  Save the Children Armenia, Livelihood Improvement through Fostered Employment (LIFE), Armenia

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  A systematic approach to creating inclusive school environments

  "One school for All" is the first whole school approach to Inclusive Education in Bulgaria. The two-year programme offers schools a structured and systemic approach in four key areas: school leadership, teaching practices, partnership with parents, and child safety. In Bulgaria, the programme costs around € 5,200 for a school.
  Association for Shared Learning ELA, One School for All – a model for creating inclusive school environments, Bulgaria

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  Returning children to their families and an inclusive environment

  Based on an inclusive policy and the programme, children with disabilities were allowed to leave residential care and return to their communities while receiving education in a mainstream school. Between 2007 and 2013 the number of children in institutions could be reduced from more than 11,500 to less than 4,000.
  Lumos Foundation Moldova, Moldova

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  Creating inclusive pre-school institutions

  Working with the Ministry of Education and local departments, this project succeeded in enrolling 367 children with disabilities in pre-school institutions in seven regions of Kosovo. In addition, cooperation between schools, families, municipalities, rehabilitation centres and authorities was established, benefiting more than 7,500 children.
  Save the Children International, Kosovo

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  Supporting smooth and inclusive transitions from preschool to primary school

  For teachers SMILE offers capacity-building training on Inclusive Education and mentoring visits to assistance. Also the parents are supported to encourage them to actively participate in their children's education. Furthermore, the programme also promotes cooperation between teachers and parents.
  Bridge of Hope, SMILE for Children, Armenia

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  Increasing Access to Health and Education Services for Children

  The Inclusion Club model uses existing local resources to support children with disabilities in rural villages. Inclusion Clubs bring together village officials, health and education professionals, and children with disabilities and their families to build local capacity and exchange skills, so families can support their children at home.
  SEHATI Sukoharjo Community Group, Inclusion Clubs, Indonesia

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  Inclusive Education for Cambodian children who are blind or deaf

  The project offers extra classes for children with visual or hearing impairments to enable them to attend mainstream schools. During the extra lessons students are prepared to follow regular classes by making use of special learning materials in Braille and sign language. The project also created the Khmer Braille and Khmer Sign Language.
  Krousar Thmey Foundation, Cambodia

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  QR Codes used to inform voters who are blind or deaf about voting procedures

  In the run-up to the 2020 local elections in Ukraine, the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) joined forces with the Central Election Commission of Ukraine to develop information posters with QR codes. These were linked to audio and sign language formats and were used by approximately 6,000 people.
  International Foundation for Electoral Systems, Accessible Voter Education in Ukraine, Ukraine

• The project fosters the inclusion of students with disabilities in mainstream primary education in Macedonia and Serbia. It introduces assistive technology, including e-accessible textbooks and educational applications, into mainstream instruction, and strengthens the capabilities of public schools.

  The e-Accessible Education Project introduced assistive technology into mainstream primary schools in the country: schools were equipped with assistive computer peripherals (e.g. big-button keyboards, trackballs, etc.) and over 300 teachers were trained in using assistive technology in their work with students with disabilities.
  Ecumenical Humanitarian Organisation, E-accessible education in Macedonia and Serbia, North Macedonia