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questions for Disaggregation by Disability Status 2 nd Meeting of the Global Network for Monitoring and Evaluation for DisabilityInclusive Development Cordell Golden National Center for Health Statistics ID: 757771

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Monitoring Country Use of the WG questions for Disaggregation by Disability Status

2nd Meeting of the Global Network for Monitoring and Evaluation for Disability-Inclusive DevelopmentCordell GoldenNational Center for Health StatisticsSecretariat Washington Group on Disability Statistics

1Slide2

June 2001: UN International Seminar on the Measurement of Disability

WG established as a City Group under the aegis of the UN Statistical Commission to:address the need for population based measures of disabilityfoster international cooperation in the area of health and disability statisticsproduce internationally tested measures to monitor status of persons with disabilityincorporate disability into national statistical systems Representatives from National Statistical Offices (NSOs) comprise the main constituency of the WG~135 countries are currently registered as membersThe Washington Group (WG)

2Slide3

Annual Report on National Activities Related to Disability Statistics - Country Reports

Part of WG GovernanceEach country representative is responsible maintaining communications with other parties in their country who have expressed an interest in the work of the WGProvides a vehicle for a larger group of experts to have input into WG activitiesCountry report form distributed to countries with a designated WG representativeSummary of information collected is presented at the annual WG meeting3Slide4

Items included on WG Country ReportsReport on planned data

collection efforts on disability scheduled within next 3 years:Type:CensusShort disability module in ongoing surveyLonger disability module / disability surveyName of survey/census and administering agencyDate of data collectionFrequencySample design: Coverage / Sample size / Sampling frameModeLanguage(s) administered

Administrative Records

4Slide5

WG Country Reports: Questions related to use of WG questions

Began monitoring the use of WG questions in 2006In 2009, added question to capture information on the use of WG questions in 2010 census round2011-2013, included table shells to report disability prevalence rates by geographical division, age, sexIn 2015, expanded the questionnaire format:Use of WG Extended Set on Functioning (ES-F)Use of WG SS on surveys that also collect the following information: School attendance Employment status

Information and Communications Technology (ICT) usage and access

5Slide6

2015 WG Country Reports:Responding Countries (n= 57)

Africa/Middle East (12): Afghanistan, Botswana, Burundi, Egypt, Israel, Kenya, Lesotho, Pakistan, Palestine, Tunisia, Uganda, YemenAsia/Pacific (11): Australia, China, Japan, Korea, Maldives, Mongolia, New Zealand, Philippines, Samoa, Singapore, ThailandEurope (24)

: Armenia, Austria, Belarus, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Montenegro, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey

North/South America

(10)

:

Aruba, Canada, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, Montserrat, Panama, Peru, United States

6Slide7

Monitoring the use of the WG Short Set and Extended Set on Functioning

7Slide8

WG Short Set Questions

Adopted in 2006Question set that focus on measuring difficulty functioning in universal, basic activitiesDomains of functioning: Vision, Hearing, Mobility, Cognition, Self-care, and CommunicationResponse categories:

No difficulty; Some difficulty; A lot of difficulty; Cannot do at all

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WG Short Set Questions

Because of a Health problem:Do you have difficulty seeing even if wearing glasses?Do you have difficulty hearing even if using a hearing aid?Do you have difficulty walking or climbing stairs?Do you have difficulty remembering or

concentrating?Do you have difficulty with (

self-care

such as) washing all over or dressing?

Using your usual language, do you have difficulty

communicating

(for example understanding or being understood by others)?

Response categories:

No difficulty; Some difficulty; A lot of difficulty; Cannot do at all

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Countries using the WG short set or some variant in the most recent census cycle* (n=41)

ArgentinaArubaBangladeshBrazilBurundiCambodiaChadCroatiaDominican RepublicFijiIreland

IsraelItalyIvory Coast

Jamaica

Kazakhstan

Kosovo

Malawi

Montenegro

Montserrat

Mozambique

Netherlands Antilles

Oman

Pakistan

Palestine

Panama

Paraguay

Peru

Philippines

Qatar

Romania

Rwanda

St. Maarten

South Africa

Sri Lanka

Tanzania

Tunisia

Turkey

Uganda

VietnamZimbabwe

*Based on information obtained from 2009 - 2015 country reports

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Countries using the WG short set or some variant in the most recent census cycle* – Date of most recent census

2007PalestinePeru2008BurundiIsrael2010ArubaDominican Republic

Panama

2011

Croatia

Ireland

Italy

Jamaica

Kosovo

Montenegro

Montserrat

Romania

South Africa

Turkey

2014

Tunisia

Uganda

*Based on 2015

country reports

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Countries indicating that the WG short set was included on previous censuses, national surveys, disability modules or pre-tests*

(n=55)AfghanistanArgentinaArmeniaArubaBangladeshBermudaBrazilBurundiCambodiaCanadaChadCroatia

ChinaChina (Hong Kong SAR)Dominican Republic

Egypt

Estonia

Fiji

France

Iran

Ireland

Israel

Ivory

Coast

Japan

Jordan

Kazakhstan

Kenya

Kosovo

Latvia

Malta

Mexico

Mongolia

Montserrat

Mozambique

Netherlands

Oman

Palestine

Panama

Paraguay

PeruPhilippinesPolandQatarRwandaSamoaSt. MaartenSouth AfricaSri Lanka

ThailandTurkeyUgandaUnited Arab EmiratesUnited StatesYemen

Zambia

*Based on information obtained from 2009

-

2015

country reports

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Have you used the short set of Washington Group questions on a survey that also collects information on any of the following items?

School attendanceAfghanistanDominican RepublicIsraelMexicoPalestinePanamaPeruPolandSamoaSouth AfricaThailandTurkeyUgandaUnited StatesEmployment status

AfghanistanDominican Republic

Egypt

Ireland

Israel

Mexico

Palestine

Panama

Peru

Poland

Samoa

South Africa

Thailand

Turkey

Uganda

United

States

ICT – access and usage

Afghanistan

Ireland

Israel

Peru

Samoa

Thailand

Uganda

United States

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WG Extended Set on Functioning (ES-F)

Adopted in 2010Expands on the Short Set, adding information on upper body functioning, affect, pain and fatigue and adding more questions per domain Begins to explore the association between functioning and the environment: use of assistive devices/aids, and functioning with and without assistanceFull set: 37 questions covering 10 domains

WG ES-F

:

http

://

www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/washington_group/wg_extended_question_set_on_functioning.pdf

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Countries indicating that the WG extended set on functioning was included

as a module on a national survey or as part of a disability survey*Dominican RepublicFinland (subset included on 2014 EHIS)KosovoSamoaUnited States*Based on information obtained from 2015 country report

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Upcoming national data collection activities related to disability statistics

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Type of data collection

Census (16): Australia, Botswana, Burundi, Croatia, Egypt, Ireland, Kosovo, Lesotho, Mongolia, Montserrat, Pakistan, Palestine, Peru, Samoa, Tunisia, YemenShort Disability Module (16): Australia, Austria, Botswana, Canada, Costa Rica, Egypt, Finland, Germany, Israel, Kosovo, Lithuania, Netherlands, South Africa, Turkey, Uganda, United StatesLonger Disability Module (11): Australia, Canada, China, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, France, Ireland, Kenya, Samoa, Thailand, United States

Other (17):

Afghanistan, Aruba, Belarus, Burundi, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Maldives, Mexico, Mongolia, New Zealand, Peru, Poland, Slovakia

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Data collection activities specified countries indicating ‘Other’

Income/Expenditure Survey (Afghanistan, Aruba)Living Standards Survey (Afghanistan, Belarus)Demographic Health Survey (Burundi, Maldives)Registry (Croatia)Published reports (Denmark, Mongolia)Microcensus (Hungary)Population and Household Online Database

(Mongolia)European Health Interview Survey (Italy, Poland, Slovakia)

Undetermined

(Japan)

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Date of most recent or upcoming data collection

2019PolandSamoa*Tunisia2020Mongolia*

2021

Botswana

Montserrat

*

Multiple

data collection activities scheduled

2016

Aruba

Australia*

Burundi

Canada*

Denmark

Egypt

Finland*

France

Hungary

Ireland

Israel*

Lesotho

Maldives

Mexico*

Netherlands

Pakistan

Samoa*

Turkey

Uganda

United States

2017

Australia*

Canada

*

Denmark

Finland*

Germany

Palestine

Peru

Thailand

2018

Australia

*

Czech Republic

Finland*

Lithuania

Mexico*

2014

Australia*

Yemen

2015

Afghanistan

Australia*

Austria

Canada*

China

Costa Rica

Denmark

France

Israel*

Italy

Mongolia*

South Africa

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Use of WG Questions for Disaggregation by Disability Status

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Monitoring the UN CRPD and SDGs through data disaggregation

WG question sets are developedto collect internationally comparable data based on the ICF model,and can be used to fulfill the monitoring requirements established by the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Sustainable Development Goals.21Slide22

WG questions can be added to any on-going data collections;

Can be used in any national or subnational survey (health, labor force, income & expenditure, DHS, MICS etc.)Once the WG questions become integrated into core statistical systems – disaggregating outcomes (education, employment etc.) by disability status becomes routine Mainstreaming disability statistics22Slide23

SDG disaggregation by disability status – Feasibility pilot projectAssess the ability

of NSOs to disaggregate SDG indicators by disability statusRequest sent to WG membership:Instructions and template for reporting on select SDGs by disability statusData sources used to produce SDG indicatorQuestions and response categories used to determine disability statusResults to be complied in a report to be posted on WG website23Slide24

For more information about the WG:www.cdc.gov/nchs/washington_group.htm

Questions:WG_Secretariat@cdc.gov24