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  1. Supporting Persons With Disabilities In Ukraine. Information From ENAT Partner, EASPD

    on the crisis in Ukraine. Thank you for your efforts and support. Maya Doneva, Secretary General. Rachel

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  2. Transnational Senior Tourism Flows to Hanseatic Cities in Low/Mid Seasons

    the IJssel (the Netherlands), the ‘Rheinische Hanse’ (in Germany), Kuldiga (Latvia) and Kaunas (Lithuania... - Netherlands - (PARTICIPANT) KULDIGAS NOVADA PASVALDIBA - Latvia - (PARTICIPANT) KAUNO MIESTO

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  3. 2010: A Europe Accessible for All

    . By this date, all new constructions, their vicinity (pavement, bus stops,…) and their environment

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  4. 36 Candidates for International Design for All Foundation Awards 2016

    (Ecuador) * Concept of barrier-free environment in the historic center of Kuldiga (Latvia) * Inclusive

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  5. European Disability Forum Proposes Disability Specific EU Directive

    if he or she is unable to get to work because of a lack of accessible transport. Hence, the objective

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  6. The 2009 Ageing Report: Underlying Assumptions and Projection Methodologies for the EU-27 Member States (2007-2060)

    continues to increase. Hence, the projections are helpful in highlighting the immediate and future

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  7. ITTI - Improving Accessibility Through Training In Tourism

    and mental impairment, improve their skills and hence increase their competitiveness on labour

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  8. Malta Sets its Sights on Improving Infrastructure for Accessible Tourism

    (KNPD). Hence this seminar was a step towards strengthening this collaboration and creating

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  9. The Treaty of Lisbon Represents A “Revolution in Tourism Policy”, Says EU Commissioner Antonio Tajani

    direct jobs, although many policies that impact tourism are decided in other spheres, he said. Hence

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  10. More Rights for Bus and Coach Passengers in Europe

    -adapted rights when travelling by air, on water and on land, both on rail and on road. Hence, passengers

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