142. In the friendly settlement agreement, the State agreed to the following: The State notes that on December 20, 2016, it approved the Protocol for the Prevention and Care of Persons with Decompression Sickness. Thus, in compliance with the aforementioned recommendation, within six months from the signing of this agreement, the State undertakes to receive and consider the opinion of experts in the field, including specialized international organizations and agencies, in order to adapt said Protocol. If necessary, based on the recommendations received, it shall make the pertinent modifications to the Protocol to ensure that the highest standards of current medical science are taken into account. Once the corresponding modifications have been made, it undertakes to disseminate the Protocol widely among the medical community, fishing companies and other actors involved in its application, with a view to ensuring its effective implementation. 143. In this regard, the Court emphasizes that, given that in this case there were different factors of discrimination that increased the devastating effect on the human dignity of the victims (supra para. 107), particularly those who suffered diving accidents and acquired disabilities, it is necessary that the State, when developing policies aimed at strengthening health care, take into account the social model of disability. This model refers to the fact that the causes of disability are social and not individual, and respond to the limitations of society to provide adequate services for the inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Court recalls that the social model for addressing disability is not defined exclusively by the presence of a physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairment, but is interrelated with the barriers and limitations that exist socially, and that prevent persons from exercising their rights effectively. 157 C.4. Awareness and sensitization campaign 144. In the friendly settlement agreement, the State agreed to the following: Within six months of signing this agreement, the State shall design and implement, in conjunction with the victims and their representatives, an information campaign with the aim of sensitizing and raising awareness in Honduran society about the situation of the Miskito divers and their rights that have been historically violated. The campaign will highlight the importance of protecting the rights of indigenous people and persons with disabilities, and will discuss the specific obligations of the State in this regard. The campaign will have nationwide coverage, but special emphasis will be placed on the Mosquitia region and surrounding areas. It will be conducted both in Spanish and Miskito, and will utilize the most effective means, through broadcasts on Televisión Nacional de Honduras and Radio Nacional de Honduras. It will be based on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the Convention on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples (Convention 169 of the International Labor Organization) and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. It will also include, at least, the dissemination of these international instruments as well as the Law on Equity and Integral Development for Persons with Disabilities, in the official version and in the popular versions, both in Miskito and Spanish, on an official web page of the Honduran State. Cf. Case of Guachalá Chimbo et al. v. Ecuador. Merits, reparations and costs. Judgment of March 26, 2021. Series C No. 423, para. 85. 157 50