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Publisher: United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) The 2024 Regional Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction (RAR) in the Arab Region sheds light on the complex interactions between different risks that have been made worse by systemic instability, conflict, and climate change. It also underscores the necessity for innovative strategies that address the

Publisher: Disability under Siege The Palestinian art and cultural scene is beset by multiple local and international concerns. The prevailing social, political, and economic volatility has created significant instability within the arts sector that impacts upon cultural production, visual representation, and cultural infrastructure alike. Palestinian art and culture have historically contributed to the representation politics

Publisher: Disability under Siege There was little by way of structured academic literature on the subject of arts and disability produced with Jordan in mind. The majority of literature on arts and disability was generated through cultural institutions and one-off projects. The Jordanian art scene comprises largely of private foundations and some government sponsored institutions.

Publisher: Disability under Siege Lebanon’s unstable history and 1975-1991 war left the country in a precarious socioeconomic state. The 2019 economic collapse and the Beirut Port explosion on August 4, 2020, has further added to a sense of crisis in the country. Despite that, it maintains a vibrant cultural hub, and its artistic scene continues

Publisher: Disability under Siege- The University of Birmingham The purpose of this literature review is to provide a map of the research landscapes regarding people with disabilities and disability provision more broadly, in Jordan. The aim is to provide a foundation in which to inform the commissioning stage of the Disability Under Siege project. The

Publisher: Disability under Siege This report maps available literature and cultural practices relating to arts and disability in Lebanon, the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT), and Jordan, respectively. In the absence of any structured literature in the field of arts and disability in the region, and while noting where it does exist, the main bodies of