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7.10.5 Does your country provide employment services to assist unemployed Deaf people to look for employment? 7.10.5.1 Who is responsible for providing employment services for unemployed Deaf people in your country? Country Republic of Armenia Does your country provide employment services to assist unemployed Deaf people to look for employment? No Who is responsible for providing employment services for unemployed Deaf people in your country? Government Employment Service National Association of the Deaf Republic of Belarus Yes Bulgaria Yes Republic of Kazakhstan Yes Republic of Moldova No Russian Federation Yes Ukraine Yes Republic of Uzbekistan Yes Total 6 Yes (75%) Based on eight respondents The Project is under the auspices of the Swedish National Association of the Deaf (SDR) and the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD) Page No 70 and funded by the Swedish Agency for International Development Cooperation (Sida) and Swedish Organisations of Disabled Persons International Aid Association (Shia).
7.11.0 General 7.11.1 Which of the following does your National Association of the Deaf consider to be the highest priority for your Deaf Community? Which of the following does your National Association of the Deaf consider to be the highest priority for your Deaf Community? Better quality of Deaf Education Equal Opportunity in Employment Better Sign Language Interpreting quality and services Recognition of your country’s Sign Language(s) by your country’s Government Improved quality and access to Government and Community Services Other Country Republic of Armenia Republic of Moldova Ukraine The Project is under the auspices of the Swedish National Association of the Deaf (SDR) and the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD) Page No 71 and funded by the Swedish Agency for International Development Cooperation (Sida) and Swedish Organisations of Disabled Persons International Aid Association (Shia). Armenia Other Learning from the experience of developed countries. Continuing habilitation and Increasing the pension to the level of a ‘consumer's basket’ in the Republic of Moldova Development of Deaf Culture and International business and cultural Affairs; Participation in Deaf Sign Language Research 7.11.2 Does your Association have any other concerns about the standard of living of Deaf people in your country? Please list them. Country Does your Association have any other concerns about the standard of living of Deaf people in your country? Please list them. 1. Disregard for the civil rights of the Deaf by the State 2. Absence of social services for the Deaf 3. Absence of contact with State bodies Republic of Armenia 4. The government does not accept sign language 5. Absence of bilingual education (in sign language) 6. Low level of literacy, absence of access to higher education 7. Absence of professional education for interpreters 8. Employment problems and correspondingly financial problems 1. Quality of Education Republic of Belarus 2. Insufficient access to information via television 3. Communication problems with employers in People’s Services Agencies 4. Absence of opportunity for mobile communication with Emergency Services Bulgaria 1. Hearing impaired people in Bulgaria have the same rights and standard of life as hearing persons. 1. Educational level and cultures 2. Difficulties and demands of the modern labour market 3. Impossibility for employment in prestigious and highly paid work 4. Outflow of young Deaf persons; illegal and legal immigration 5. Absence of an opportunity to own a house/apartment Republic of Moldova 6. Dispersion of the Deaf to the countryside because of absence of habitations in cities and their gradual degradation because of absence of communication 7. Absence of the right to property right for young inhabitants of the countryside because of earlier privatisation of the land and shortage of available land 8. Limited access to information 9. Lack of publications about the life of the Deaf (study, work, culture, sports, and so forth) 10. No centre for the study and development of the National Sign Language, training and retraining of Sign Language Interpreters, development of a National Sign Language Dictionary 1. Quality of Deaf Education 2. Opportunities for employment 3. Provision of Sign Language Interpreting Services 4. Level and quality of access to state and municipal social services 5. Development of Deaf Culture 6. Development of intercultural and business relations between National Deaf Associations from Ukraine different countries 7. Housing problems 8. Maintenance of Hearing aids, mobile phones and fax machines, computers 9. Access to information for the Deaf on the State TV channels 10. Stabilisation of work of the Factories of the USD 11. Target financing for vocational training of the Deaf; a state order calls for an increase in the number of trained Deaf persons (not less than 80 persons) Republic of Uzbekistan 1. A large percentage of Deaf people are needy and have a low level of income Belarus Bulgaria Kazakhstan Moldova Russia Ukraine Uzbekistan
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