World Order Transformations and Sustainable Development Goals: Challenges and Opportunities for Disability Inclusion
World Order Transformations and Sustainable Development Goals: Challenges and Opportunities for Disability Inclusion

Summary/Abstract: This study investigates the intersection of world order transformations, sustainable development goals, and their implications for individuals with disabilities, analyzing how shifts in global governance structures and sustainable development agendas either include or marginalize people with disabilities. Using a qualitative approach incorporating literature review, policy analysis, and case studies, the study examines the historical context of world order transformations and evaluates their impact on individuals with disabilities. Findings indicate that although notable progress has been made in recognizing disability rights within global development frameworks, significant gaps remain, and transformations in world order frequently fail to adequately address the diverse needs of people with disabilities, perpetuating systemic inequalities. The study concludes that a more inclusive approach to global governance and sustainable development is essential, recommending disability-inclusive policies, partnerships with disability organizations, and integration of disability perspectives across all levels of decision-making.

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