Examining how social, economic, and institutional factors intersect to shape health inequities for disabled people.
This cluster examines how social, economic, and institutional factors—such as poverty, stigma, inaccessible infrastructure, and gaps in policy implementation—intersect to shape health inequities for disabled people, including those at the margins of caste, gender, religion, and geography. It aims to generate evidence, inform inclusive health policies, and promote disability-responsive systems that ensure fair opportunities for all to achieve their full health potential.
