Civil society asks for clearer information
A ministry letter dated 4 April said the meeting responded to a request from disability organisations. Participants criticised a lack of clarity in communication and publicity around public recruitment competitions. Economy ministry representatives pointed to the Paraguay Concursa platform and explained reasonable accommodations within recruitment procedures. [2]
Training agencies set out their plans
The meeting reviewed vocational training delivered by SNPP and SINAFOCAL during 2024 and their plans for 2025. Officials discussed extending coverage and institutional cooperation. The gathering took place within the employment subcommission of the National Commission for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, linking training provision with issues raised by civil society. [1][2]
Saraki agreement focuses on women with disabilities
On 25 September 2025, the labour ministry, SNPP and Fundación Saraki signed cooperation agreements on socioeconomic inclusion. The framework specifically emphasised women with disabilities, alongside family members and others in vulnerable situations. A related agreement allocated responsibilities for joint activities and projects, giving the public bodies and the foundation a basis for further work. [3]