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name: Conflict prevention and management for selected disability organizations in Zambia: voices of stakeholders on the slogan nothing about us without us: a study of selected disabled people’s organisations in Lusaka and Copperbelt provinces of Zambia.
description: This study examined challenges Persons with disabilities face through the use of the slogan nothing about us without us in Lusaka and Copperbelt Provinces. The aim was to explore the particular factors which appeared to determine views of stakeholders on the use of the slogan in addressing disability issues in Zambia. The study inquired into the perceptions of conflicts created by the use of the slogan nothing about us without us by stakeholders in disability movement in Zambia. The objectives for this study were to establish conflicts created by the use of the slogan “nothing about us without us, and to determine views of stakeholders on the use of the slogan in addressing disability issues in Zambia, establish challenges persons with disabilities face through the use of the slogan nothing about us without us and determine questions put or plan in the prevention of management of conflicts in disability organizations. A mixed study methodology was adopted (that is involving both qualitative and quantitative analysis), interviews, focus group discussions and or analysis of relevant documents with 36 participants from selected DPOs, Government agencies, Ministries and other organisations working in the area of Disability Management drawn from two provinces namely Copperbelt and Lusaka Provinces. The data were collected from 36 participants, distributed as follows: 10 head of departments in Government ministries working with disability stakeholders, 6 chairpersons in disability Organizations, 10 Women with Disabilities, 5 youths with disabilities and 5 managers in Zambia Agencies for persons with disabilities or Government Ministry/National Rehabilitation Centre/National Fund for Persons with Disabilities. The participants in the study were obtained using purposive sampling procedure. The data were collected using questionnaires on disability focal point persons, focus group discussions with managers and interview schedules on head of departments and chairpersons of di…
abstract: This study examined challenges Persons with disabilities face through the use of the slogan nothing about us without us in Lusaka and Copperbelt Provinces. The aim was to explore the particular factors which appeared to determine views of stakeholders on the use of the slogan in addressing disability issues in Zambia. The study inquired into the perceptions of conflicts created by the use of the slogan nothing about us without us by stakeholders in disability movement in Zambia. The objectives for this study were to establish conflicts created by the use of the slogan “nothing about us without us, and to determine views of stakeholders on the use of the slogan in addressing disability issues in Zambia, establish challenges persons with disabilities face through the use of the slogan nothing about us without us and determine questions put or plan in the prevention of management of conflicts in disability organizations. A mixed study methodology was adopted (that is involving both qualitative and quantitative analysis), interviews, focus group discussions and or analysis of relevant documents with 36 participants from selected DPOs, Government agencies, Ministries and other organisations working in the area of Disability Management drawn from two provinces namely Copperbelt and Lusaka Provinces. The data were collected from 36 participants, distributed as follows: 10 head of departments in Government ministries working with disability stakeholders, 6 chairpersons in disability Organizations, 10 Women with Disabilities, 5 youths with disabilities and 5 managers in Zambia Agencies for persons with disabilities or Government Ministry/National Rehabilitation Centre/National Fund for Persons with Disabilities. The participants in the study were obtained using purposive sampling procedure. The data were collected using questionnaires on disability focal point persons, focus group discussions with managers and interview schedules on head of departments and chairpersons of di…
author: Mwape, Charles
language: en
keywords: People with disabilities--Services for--Zambia--Periodicals., People with disabilities--Zambia.
date published: 2022-06-01
date modified: 2026-07-27T22:06:29Z
provider: University of Zambia
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
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source organization: The University of Zambia