CITAD Calls on Government to Expand Assistive‑Technology Access for Disabled Persons

The Center for Inclusive Technology and Development (CITAD) is calling on the government to broaden access to assistive technology. The appeal focuses on persons with disabilities who need adaptive devices. CITAD’s statement was published by NewsDiaryOnline. The organization argues that expanded access can improve independence and participation. It urges policy makers to allocate resources and streamline procurement. The call highlights gaps in current assistive‑technology provision. Stakeholders are invited to discuss implementation strategies. Future monitoring will assess whether policy changes are enacted.