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Manjula Marella¹, Donna Koolmees², Chandalin Vongvilay²

¹Nossal Institute for Global Health, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne 3010, Australia.

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Summary

A new digital tool aids community-based inclusive development (CBID) programs in low-resource settings. It helps collect and analyze data on disability inclusion, supporting program monitoring and evaluation.

Keywords:

automated analysis community based inclusive development digital data collection disability assessment support needs

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Information technology

Background:

Reliable data is crucial for disability-inclusive development practices.
Existing tools are often difficult for program teams in low-resource settings to use for data collection and analysis.
Community-based inclusive development (CBID) programs require effective monitoring and evaluation.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a digital tool for disability-inclusive development programs.
To support routine case management and program monitoring in low-resource settings.
To enable data collection and analysis for people with disabilities' needs and support requirements.

Main Methods:

Development of a digital Community-Based Inclusive Development (CBID) Modular Tool.
Involved stakeholder consultations, auditing existing tools, and content development.
Included participatory processes with people with disabilities and software testing.
Automated data analysis features were incorporated.

Main Results:

The tool measures needs and support in health, functioning, economic, education, and caregiver support domains.
It enables intervention planning for people with disabilities.
Content is context-specific and universal, derived from validated tools.
Facilitates data collection by lay community workers.

Conclusions:

The digital CBID Modular Tool supports reliable data collection for disability inclusion.
It enhances program monitoring and evaluation in low-resource settings.
The tool empowers lay community workers to collect and analyze essential data for CBID programs.