“Barrier-free” – Including people with disabilities in disaster prevention in Myanmar

This film about disaster prevention in Myanmar is dedicated to all persons with disabilities and their family members who have suffered a disaster and lost their lives. Through this film, Malteser International wants to raise awareness on the importance of inclusion in disaster risk reduction. (15:20)

Published on Jul 1, 2015, Malteser International

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