- Developed on the basis of the international symbol of disability and the operational goals of DRD.
- The color of the circle represents the lighter wheelchair and the darkest human figure, to illustrate the philosophy of DRD's philosophy: "When you look at people with disabilities, look at a person, not their defect."
- The circle also represents an open world, describing the aspirations of the DRD DRD is a partnership with all people.
- The head and feet reach out to the circle to speak about the efforts of people with disabilities to integrate into society equally as other people without disabilities.