Driving Disability Inclusion Through Behavioral Insights

From Insight to Inclusion

Empowering communities, organizations, and governments to create systems that include everyone — women, men, youth, and persons with disabilities.

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Empowering communities through behavioral change

Disability View is a woman-owned social enterprise based in Abuja, Nigeria, applying behavioral insights to advance Disability Inclusion across governments, markets, and organizations worldwide.
We combine research, local knowledge, and inclusive design to change the way systems respond to diversity. Our programs identify how everyday choices create or reduce inequality — and we use that understanding to reshape norms, policies, and practices for a more inclusive world.

Who We Are

A women-led social enterprise shaping inclusive futures.

At Disability View, we believe inclusion is not an afterthought — it’s a foundation for sustainable development. Our work uses behavioral insights to understand how people and institutions make decisions that affect disability inclusion.
By integrating Social Inclusion Analysis, investment strategies, and community engagement, we help build resilient economies that work for everyone — especially women and persons with disabilities.

Our team brings together gender and disability professionals — women, men, youth, and persons with disabilities — with expertise from international development, academia, and research institutions.

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We work with governments, NGOs, and private sector organizations to:

Disability View is helping to redefine inclusion as

Building Inclusive Systems Through Action

See how our work creates real-world change.

Our research and consulting projects demonstrate how thoughtful inclusion transforms communities and institutions.

Recent Activities:

  1. Development of a Case Management Guideline for Children with Disabilities in Emergencies
    Funded by Future Resilience and Development Foundation (FRAD), 2024 — Covering Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe States in North-East Nigeria.
    This regional document strengthens protection and response systems for children with disabilities during humanitarian emergencies.

  2. Baseline Survey for Advocacy on Climate Change Policy for Women and Girls with Disabilities
    2024 — Nigeria-wide study.
    This survey identified policy and awareness gaps, supporting advocacy for gender-sensitive climate action that includes women and girls with disabilities.

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Inclusive Consulting for Lasting Impact

We help organizations integrate gender and disability perspectives into their programs and investments. Partner with us for research, program reviews, inclusion audits, and training that deliver measurable social impact.

To Know More About

Real Research. Real Change.

From developing regional guidelines for children with disabilities to leading baseline surveys on climate policy, our projects demonstrate how inclusion strengthens communities and institutions across Nigeria and beyond.

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