International Measurement of Disability

Chapter 1 Background and Origin of the Washington Group: Improving the State of Disability Data

Chapter 2 Cross-National Issues in Disability Data Collection

Chapter 3 Washington Group Meetings, Processes and Milestones

Chapter 4 Purpose of an International Comparable Census Disability Measure

Chapter 5 Summary of Washington Group Question Evaluation Studies

Chapter 6 The Harmonized Joint Pilot Tests for 2010 Population Census Round in Latin American Countries: An Integration Experience

Chapter 7 Development of Disability Measures for Surveys: The Washington Group Extended Set on Functioning

Chapter 8 The Asian Testing Experience

Chapter 9 The Challenges of Conducting National Surveys of Disability Among Children

Chapter 10 Building a “Module on Child Functioning and Disability”

Chapter 11 Cognitive Analysis of Survey Questions for Identifying Out-of-School Children with Disabilities in India

Chapter 12 Developing Tools to Identify Environmental Factors as Context for Disability: A Theoretical Perspective

Chapter 13 International Comparisons of Disability Prevalence Estimates: Impact of Accounting or Not Accounting for the Institutionalized Population

Chapter 14 The Washington Group on the Improvement of Disability Statistics Globally: Perspectives from the Philippines

Chapter 15 International Census/Survey Data and the Short Set of Disability Questions Developed by the Washington Group on Disability Statistics

Chapter 16 Swift and Systematic? Identifying and Recording Disability in Forced Migration

Chapter 17 The Washington Group’s Contribution to Disability Statistics and a Look to the Future

Chapter 18 What If Here Were No Washington City Group?