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Int’l Mother Language Day UNDP launches “Sign Language E-Dictionary”

Staff Reporter:

On the occasion of International Mother Language Day 2024, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) introduces an innovative “Sign Language E-Dictionary,” designed to empower individuals to learn sign language and communicate effectively with those who have hearing and speech impairments.
The e-dictionary, offering a comprehensive glossary of sign language, can be accessed directly on https://ishara.sonket.org/ and downloaded from the Google Play Store, a UNDP press release said.
This initiative underscores UNDP’s ongoing commitment to promoting diversity, equity, and accessibil-ity in all facets.
Stefan Liller, the Resident Representative of UNDP Bangladesh, expressed his enthusiasm for the launch of the Sign Language E-Dictionary. “In a bid to foster communication and understanding for those with hearing and speech impairments, UNDP Bangladesh unveils a remarkable Sign Language Learning
Dictionary,” he stated.
He continued, “This innovative initiative not only aligns with the spirit of International Mother Lan-guage Day but also reflects our ongoing efforts to promote diversity, equity, and accessibility in all as-pects of our work. The Sign Language E-Dictionary is a powerful tool that allows normal individuals to learn and contribute to building a more inclusive and understanding society.”
UNDP encourages individuals, communities, and organizations to explore and utilize the Sign Language E-Dictionary, fostering a culture of inclusivity and breaking down barriers to communication.

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