The USAID/Vietnam Disability Project, titled INCLUSION III-b, aims to enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities, particularly those affected by Agent Orange, between September 1, 2023, and December 31, 2026. This initiative builds on over three decades of USAID's support, collaborating with the Vietnamese government to expand rehabilitation and social services, improve disability policies, and enhance partners’ management capacities. Key objectives include providing direct rehabilitation services to approximately 7,875 individuals, improving caregiver support, facilitating independent living, and ensuring compliance with accessibility standards in public facilities. The project emphasizes the engagement of persons with disabilities as active participants and stakeholders in all phases. A minimum of 55% of the project budget is allocated to direct assistance for beneficiaries, promoting localized and sustainable interventions. Successful program implementation relies on strategic partnerships, adaptive approaches based on community needs, and a focus on gender equality and social inclusion. The overall framework and guidelines for the INCLUSION III-b project align with the Vietnamese government’s commitments and previous development efforts, highlighting a collaborative effort towards better services for persons with disabilities in Vietnam.