Common use of Standards of living Clause in Contracts

Standards of living. Disabled people have an equal right to a good enough standard of living for them and their families. This includes food, clothing, housing and clean water. Disabled people should be able to get help to improve their standard of living the same as everyone else. Countries should make sure that: Disabled people have the right services and aids for their disability, at a price they can afford. Disabled people especially girls and women and older people, have help to have a good enough standard of living. Disabled people who are poor get help from the state with the costs of disability. Disabled people have access to public housing programmes. Disabled people have the same chances to get retirement pensions as other people.

Standards of living. Disabled people have an equal right to a good enough standard of living for them and their families. This includes food, clothing, housing and clean water. Disabled people should be able to get help to improve their standard of living the same as everyone else. Countries should make sure that: Disabled people should have the right services and aids for their disability, at a price they can afford. Disabled people especially girls and women and older people, should have help to have a good enough standard of living. Disabled Make sure disabled people who are poor get help from the state with the costs of disability. Disabled Make sure disabled people have access to can get public housing programmeshousing. Disabled Make sure that disabled people have the same chances to get retirement pensions as other people.