Apcbr convention july 19 10

Venue: Berjaya Times Square
ASIA-PACIFIC CBR
Date: 13, 14, 15, November 2010
CONVENTION
CONVENTION FEES
Registration: 190 USD
Registration: 190 US
13, 14 & 15 November 2010
On site Registration: 250 USD
Berjaya Times Square
Conference fees include conference program Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
book, abstract book, stationery, and food (morning break, lunch, and afternoon tea) organized by
Note: reserves the right to cancel this
course, if necessary. Full tuition reimburse- ment will be provided on a prorated basis in Outcomes
CBR Asia-Pacific Network &
CBR Network Malaysia
in collaboration with partner
and support organizations
CBR Network Malaysia
Theme: Promoting Inclusive
and Sustainable Development
and Introduction of new CBR
Asia-Pacific CBR Convention
Guidelines
Encourage policy makers to play a more inclusive and meaningful role WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Policy makers
Improve the implementation of CBR Programmes. Practitioners
Social workers
International / Local NGO’s
Government Agencies
better enhancement of the CBR Net-work movement. Corporate sectors
CBR Practitioners
THEME: Promoting Inclusive and Sustainable Development & Introduction of New CBR Guidelines
DAY I 
13TH NOVEMBER 2010 
12.00am  Plenary 5 New Development; Government,
ity of life for people with disabilities and Corporate Sectors  
REGISTRATION 
their families, meeting basic needs and en- suring inclusion and participation. CBR is a Plenary 1 Reflections of CBR Guidelines
components: health, education, livelihood, 13.00pm  Lunch  
D. Perry, International Labor Organization oped in the 1980s, to give people with dis- 14.15pm  Workshop
abilities access to rehabilitation in their own - Regional/Global CBR Network Movement.   communities using predominantly local re- Plenary 2 Official Opening
held in February 2009 to promote CBR in the By C. Khasnabis, World Health Organization Asia Pacific Region, led to the establishment 20.00pm  Convention Dinner  
of the CBR Asia-Pacific Network (the Net- Welcome Speech  
work). Representatives from 18 countries/ Noor Yasmin Abdul Karim; Chairperson of the Convention   15th NOVEMBER 2010
territories met at Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) on 14-16 Decem- Official Speeches by Guests of Honor
Plenary 6 Knowledge; Development, Appli-
ber 2009 to discuss key issues to set the N. Krairiksh, UN Economic & Social Commis- cation and Management  
Network in motion. Participants ratified the Constitution and agreed on the Plan of Ac- Workshop; Sub-regional plans of Operation
tions. It was agreed that the Network has a and Action
vision of inclusive development, inclusive - Association of South East Asian Nations    society and a mission to promote, develop and support CBR in the region and globally. Workshop 
- Inclusive Development – Case Studies  - Sustainable Development – Case Study  Sub-Themes
- PWDs as Agent of Change in CBR implmen 10.30am  Coffee Break  
11.30am  Official Closing  
14TH NOVEMBER 2010 
11.30am  Convention Resolution
Plenary 3 Community Inclusive Develop-
ment and Partnership (Session 1) 
12.00pm  Announcement of the 2nd CBR AP Congress 
12.15pm  Closing Remarks
Coffee Break
By Yasmin Abdul Karim, Chairperson of the Plenary 4 Community Inclusive Develop-
ment and Partnership (Session 2) 
By: International NGO e.g. CBM, AIFO, HI 
13.00pm  Farewell Lunch  
For more details, visit http://apcbrconvention.cbrnetworkmalaysia.org or any inquiries, please contact to cbrapnetwork@apcdfoundation.org

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