It also directs the governments to consult and discuss with persons with disabilities when reforming strategies and target their specific concerns and health statuses in health care packages.
In order to guide equitable resource allocation, WHO encourages the collection and usage of disability-disaggregated data.
Presently, 1.3 billion persons with disabilities exist worldwide. The numbers certainly reflect that achieving health for ‘all’ must primarily address the requirements of persons with disabilities.
“When countries design financing systems that consider accessibility, affordability, and equity, they strengthen health systems for everyone,” the WHO highlighted.
