This book investigates the effectiveness of programs designed to integrate people with disabilities into the workforce and society. It analyzes labor market and social protection policies across twenty OECD countries, examining the correlation between policy design and tangible outcomes for individuals with disabilities. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, drawing on its extensive research capabilities, presents a comparative study of these interventions. The work aims to inform future policy development by highlighting successful strategies and areas needing improvement.

This report is regarded as a comprehensive overview of disability employment policies within OECD nations. It provides a data-rich analysis that is valuable for policymakers and researchers focused on social inclusion and labor market integration. The comparative approach allows for an understanding of diverse national strategies and their varying degrees of success. The publication serves as a foundational resource for evidence-based policy formulation in this critical area.