2.1 Disability Questions in Household Surveys and Censuses This method brief focuses on ways to collect data on disability through questions in household surveys and censuses.
However, it would not provide nationally representative or internationally-comparable data that are needed to ensure that persons with disabilities worldwide are not left behind post-2015. It may go a long way in understanding the situation of persons with disabilities and informing policy and advocacy efforts at one place and one point in time. Another data collection option is to have a qualitative and participatory exercise involving multiple stakeholders including persons with the lived experience of a disability. One option is to collect information on environmental barriers to identify changes that are required in terms of physical and social barriers (Goodley 2016). There are various options when it comes to methods for data collection and measurement on disability. This method brief is adapted from materials in Mitra, Chen et al (2021).
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