Here you will find everything you need to help set up and run a disability working group, along with examples from other contexts. You may download and adapt as needed.

This guidance brief will provide a description on possible starting points to set up a working group, how to maintain its functioning, and how to close it if necessary.

The self-assessment can be used to generate an overview on the level of alignment of clusters, working groups, and the HNRP to the IASC guidelines. It can also support a participatory approach to annual action planning.

This tip sheet will provide guidance on how to develop a Terms of Reference for Disability Working Groups or similar structures. You can find examples of ToRs, a sample job description of a working Group Coordinator, and a sample Theory of Change:

Provides working group leads with guidance to enhance meaningful participation of persons with disabilities and their representative organizations in humanitarian coordination.

Provides key actions in link with key stages in the HPC to ease planning.