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Presentation of ENIL - EDF collection of examples that facilitate access to Independent Living

Explore a collection of examples facilitating access to Independent Living from 10 countries. This presentation analyses practices that enable the right to independent living, emphasizing Article 19 CRPD principles.

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Presentation of ENIL - EDF collection of examples that facilitate access to Independent Living

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  1. Presentation of ENIL - EDF collection of examples that facilitate access to Independent Living Ines Bulic Cojocariu European Network on Independent Living – ENIL

  2. Key facts • Includes examples from 10 countries, collected through a survey in 2017 • Examples that to a different extent facilitate the right to independent living • Examples, as opposed to practices • Analysed from the perspective of Article 19 CRPD – contribution & limitations

  3. Article 19 CRPD

  4. Definition of Independent Living “IL is having the same range of options and same degree of self-determination that people without a disability take for granted.” (A. Ratzka) “IL/Living independently means that individuals with disabilities are provided with all necessary means enabling them to exercise choice and control over their lives and make all decisions concerning their lives” (General Comment No 5 on Article 19 CRPD)

  5. Key principles • Refers to ALL disabled persons • Choice: not limited to the place of residence, but includes all aspects of a person’s living arrangements, incl. lifestyle • Rights-based approach: IL as a right, instead of medical, social or charity care; right to choose services and service providers, with the aim to realise full inclusion within the community • Mainstreaming: no IL if housing is only provided in specifically designed areas, with disabled people living in the same building, complex or neighbourhood

  6. Overview of examples Legislation and funding • State funded peer-counselling (Estonia) • Direct payments (Ireland)

  7. Overview of examples Community-based support • Peer-counselling for women with disabilities (Austria) • Supported living for people with intellectual disabilities (Croatia) • Supported decision-making (Czech Republic) • Mobile mental health units (Greece) • Personal assistance for people with complex support needs (Sweden)

  8. Overview of examples Involvement of disabled people • Co-production in social care (UK) • Participation of DPOs (Italy) Self-advocacy • Self-advocacy of disabled people (Romania)

  9. More examples? • ENIL-ECCL Deinstitutionalisation Webinars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoOd2AWLsEY&list=PLM2bLC11Amp9-xBLG_3OjQSMFUmMuPajk • ENIL-ECCL Interviews (coming in 2019)

  10. Resources Authoritative guidance on Article 19 CRPD General comment No 5 on living independently and being included in the community ENIL Global report on IL http://enil.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/The-right-to-live-independently_FINAL.pdf ENIL Myth Buster on Independent Living http://www.enil.eu/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Myths-Buster-final-spread-A3-WEB.pdf ENIL Video Learning from the Swedish Experience https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQq_ahU9fbs Fact sheets http://enil.eu/independent-living/fact-sheets/

  11. Thank you!ines.bulic@enil.euwww.enil.eu ENIL Brussels Office Mundo J, Rue de l’Industrie 10, 1000 Brussels, Belgium Tel: 0032 (0)2 893 25 83

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