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Findings reveal disparities in assistive technology access for working-age adults with disabilities, highlighting the need for equity-focused policies.
Disparities were evident across age, gender, residence, education, wealth, and caste. Gender disparities in assistive technology access arise from financial, caregiving, and mobility barriers, emphasising the need for gender-responsive policies to ensure equity. These findings highlight persistent gaps in AT provision and the need for equity-focused strategies to advance disability-inclusive development and economic participation.
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