The NDRP will facilitate a collaborative and inclusive disability research program that builds the evidence for successful innovation in policy and practice.
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ALT Tile 1 text reads: Introducing the NDRP’s Strengthening Research Capacity plan. There is a picture of two people smiling with one person carrying the other person.
ALT Tile 2 text reads: One of the NDRP's roles is to strengthen disability research capacity. While there is already capacity in disability research, there is a need to continue to improve and build on disability-inclusive research that focusses on issues that are important for people with disability. There is a picture of a person smiling at the camera while sculpting with clay.
ALT Tile 3 text reads: The plan outlines a multi-pronged approach to achieving system-wide capacity strengthening - including enhanced inclusivity, increased funding, system reforms and building sustainable collaborations. There are a series of icons that act as dot points.
ALT Tile 4 text reads: The Strengthening Research Capacity Plan also outlines key actions that the NDRP, funding agencies and universities can take. There is a person sitting on steps smiling at the camera.
ALT Introducing the NDRP Research Agenda. There is a picture of a person smiling on the left hand side.
ALT Tile 2 text reads: What is it? The Research Agenda guides out research over the next 10 or more years. It makes sure that disability research in Australia is well-supported so we better understand what’s important to people with disability, and provides evidence to help shape policies and practices that result in better life outcomes for people with disability.
ALT Tile 4 text reads: How was it developed? The NDRP Research Agenda was developed in collaboration with people with disability, their representative organisations and allies over two years from 2021-2023. There is an image of a mother with a child sitting on their lap.
ALT Art by Julie Cutts. NDRP and APO logos. Text: Disability Research Collection: Sharing evidence and knowledge to help advance the rights of people with disability.
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