AUSTRALIAN

Australian Disability and Development Consortium

@australian_disability_and_development_consortium

Melbourne, Victoria
http://www.addc.org.au/
Non-profit Organizations

Overview

About Australian Disability and Development Consortium

Who we are:
The Australian Disability and Development Consortium (ADDC) is an Australian based network advocating for people with disabilities to be included across all international development work.

Mission and Vision:
We promote the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities in international development activities, and advocate for full integration of disability inclusion into all Australian development programs and policies.

History:
ADDC emerged from the Australian Council of International Development (ACFID) Disabilities and Development Working Group, in 2000. There was a need for cohesive efforts on disability-inclusion in international development work.

The most effective way to carry out advocacy and capacity building is through a national network of agencies working on disability issues in developing countries: thus, ADDC officially launched in 2007.

Wins:
- Representation on the Australian aid program’s Disability Inclusive
Reference Group.

- Parliamentary functions, including launch of the World Report on Disability
and photo exhibition.

- Represented at Pacific Forum Disability Ministers meetings.

Headquarters

Melbourne, Victoria

Website

http://www.addc.org.au/

Company Size

2-10 employees

Industry

Non-profit Organizations

Company Type

Nonprofit

Founded

2007

Specialties

Disability Inclusive Development, International Development, Disability, Advocacy, Networking, Information Sharing, and Inclusion

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