ALT Cover page of the policy brief titled “Investing in Care, Investing in Tanzania.” The design uses a blue gradient overlay on a photo of two people seated together indoors, with one person in a wheelchair. Subtitle: “From strong foundations to one inclusive national care and support system.” The UNDP logo appears at top right, and partner organization logos, including GDF, line the bottom margin.

ALT Graphic with a dark blue background and a yellow band across the top. A large quote in white italic text reads: “It is not a person’s disability that excludes them from society it is the city we have built around them. The barriers are not inherent in the individual. They are barriers we create through our designs and if we create them, we also have the power to remove them.” A portrait of a speaker in a suit appears at bottom right. Text below identifies the speaker as “Adil Karaismailoğlu, Former Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Türkiye.”

ALT Quote graphic with a dark blue background and a yellow banner across the top. Large white italic text reads: “I dream of a world where all people have their place, whether you are using a wheelchair, a car, public transport, or cycling. A street that is safe for everyone is not a special street. It is simply a street where all users have their place.” At lower left, a medal-winning cyclist in a rainbow-striped jersey raises both arms. Text identifies the speaker as “Celine van Till, Paralympic Silver Medalist, on behalf of UCI and the UN SG’s Special Envoy for Road Safety.”

ALT Social media quote graphic with a dark blue background and a yellow banner across the top. Large white italic text reads: “There is one question that almost every parent of a person with a disability asks at some point: what will happen with my child when I am no longer here. I believe one word can help us find a way forward: autonomy.” A seated speaker in a bright red suit appears in the lower right. The graphic identifies the speaker as “Clara Muzzio, Deputy Chief of Government (Vice Mayor), Buenos Aires, Argentina.”

ALT Quote graphic with a dark blue background and a yellow band across the top. Large white italic text reads: “In Ramallah, inclusion is a matter of rights, dignity, and equal citizenship. A resilient city is one where everyone can participate in daily life, and receive protection when daily life is disrupted.” A portrait of a person in a light-colored jacket and white shirt appears in the lower left. The graphic identifies the speaker as “Imad Rabah, Member of the Ramallah Municipal Council, Palestine.”

ALT Promotional graphic for a podcast. Large text reads “THIS WEEK IN Global Development” with smaller text: “In partnership with Global Disability Fund” beside a world map logo. Two people are shown in the foreground against a black background: Devex co-founder and Executive Vice President Alan Robbins is seated on the left in a blue jacket, and Ola Abualghaib, director of the Global Disability Fund on the right speaking into a microphone while wearing a light-colored patterned shawl. The design uses black, white, and orange branding elements.

ALT A large conference-style meeting is taking place around U-shaped tables covered with white tablecloths. Around two dozen participants are seated with microphones, documents, and floral arrangements. Country name placards, including “Sweden,” “Ireland,” “Spain,” and “United Arab Emirates,” are visible. Two presentation screens display a slide about “Disability Inclusion at the Heart of UN Reform.” The meeting is held in a modern room with large angled windows and framed artwork on the walls.

ALT A large group photo on the stage of the Vale Ni Vanua Knowledge Exchange event. Around 17 participants wearing conference badges pose in two rows in front of a large screen displaying the message, “Thank you for joining us.” Event branding for Pacific PreCOP31, Vale Ni Vanua Knowledge Exchange, and the Global Disability Fund is visible on banners and the screen. The stage is decorated with green-themed panels, plants, and woven baskets, creating a formal conference setting.

ALT Illustrated humanitarian coordination scene showing five people gathered around a map in a meeting space. One participant uses a wheelchair. Large text reads “Life Saving Action, Inclusive systems, Lasting Change.” A banner for the Global Disability Fund states “Delivering disability inclusion at scale through country-led solutions.” Logos for the United Nations CERF and the Global Disability Fund appear along the bottom, emphasizing disability-inclusive humanitarian action and partnership.

ALT Promotional flyer for a UN Forum of Mayors side event titled “Inclusive and Resilient Cities: A Breakfast Dialogue with Mayors.” The design shows a stylized city skyline, accessibility-themed icon with buildings and a wheelchair user, and a breakfast cup symbol. Event details: Monday, 12 October 2026, 08:30–09:45 AM, Room B, WIPO Building. Organized by the Global Disability Fund, the UN Secretary-General’s Envoy for Road Safety, and UNECE.

ALT A large group photo on the stage of the Vale Ni Vanua Knowledge Exchange event. Around 17 participants wearing conference badges pose in two rows in front of a large screen displaying the message, “Thank you for joining us.” Event branding for Pacific PreCOP31, Vale Ni Vanua Knowledge Exchange, and the Global Disability Fund is visible on banners and the screen. The stage is decorated with green-themed panels, plants, and woven baskets, creating a formal conference setting.

ALT Five people stand side by side at an indoor conference or knowledge-exchange event. Behind them are three vertical display banners, including one for the Pacific Islands Forum and one for the Global Disability Fund. All wear event badges on lanyards. The setting features conference walls, lighting fixtures, and promotional displays, with the group posing for a photo in front of the exhibition area.

ALT Five panelists sit on a conference stage at the Pacific Pre-COP31 Fiji/Tuvalu – Vale ni Vanua Knowledge Exchange. A large screen behind them displays the event title and logos. One panelist on the far right speaks into a handheld microphone while the others listen. The stage features woven chairs, tropical plants, and green-themed event branding. Additional signage on the right includes COP31 and Pacific regional logos, reinforcing the climate and knowledge-exchange conference setting.

ALT A conference panel takes place on a stage at the “Vale Ni Vanua Knowledge Exchange” event. Five panelists are seated in a row, with a sign language interpreter standing at the front left. A large screen behind the panel displays a speaker joining remotely, alongside the logo of the Global Disability Fund. Visible event branding includes “Pacific PreCOP31” and “Vale Ni Vanua Knowledge Exchange.” Plants and woven baskets decorate the stage, and participants wear conference badges.

ALT Promotional event flyer titled “Reimagining Disability-Inclusive Climate Action.” The design features Pacific PRECOP31 Fiji/Tuvalu branding and logos from Fiji and Australia at the top, a coastal island landscape photo across the middle, and a “SAVE YOUR PLACE” badge. Event details: Monday, 5 October 2026, 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM, Convention Centre 1, Crowne Plaza Fiji Nadi Bay. Partner organization logos appear along the bottom.

ALT Promotional event poster titled “Reimagining Disability-Inclusive Climate Action.” At the top are the Fiji, Pacific PreCOP31 Fiji/Tuvalu, and Australia logos. The event is scheduled for Monday, 5 October 2026, from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM. A prominent banner reads “Save the Date and Register.” Along the bottom are logos for the Global Disability Fund, SPREP, Pacific Disability Forum, and Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat. The design uses white, blue, and green accents.

ALT Large group photo from the North Pacific Disability-Inclusive Climate Dialogue held in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. Dozens of participants are gathered on a stage and floor area beneath event banners and a projection screen. Several attendees use wheelchairs or mobility aids. Visible signage includes “Disability Inclusion in Climate Leadership” and partner organization logos. The indoor conference venue has bright lighting, blue accents, and event displays on both sides.