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151. The Pocket Interpreter for Deaf People Using Sign Language

     and hearing people to communicate in an easy accessible way. Lesson 2 - The use of interpreters

     Published At 14/11/2007
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152. COST Action 335. Passengers’ accessibility to heavy rail systems. Part 1.

     are examples only and are not intended to illustrate the perfect solution. Number of pages (Part1 +2

     Published At 04/12/2007
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153. Guía de prevención y seguridad en Áreas Protegidas para personas con discapacidad

     (training and consultation) involved a total of 594 persons and lasted 6 months. Component 2: The drafting... consult the joined document "Guía de prevención y seguridad en Áreas Protegidas para personas con

     Published At 05/12/2007
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154. Accessible beaches and bathe service in Barcelona

     ramps from the sand to the water and adapted showers; 2. accessible beaches with, in addition

     Published At 06/12/2007
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155. Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport, Australia, 2002 (amended 2005)

     to Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport Amendment 2004 (No. 2). Prepared by the Office

     Published At 06/12/2007
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156. Europe for All Stakeholder Conference on Accessible Tourism, January 2007

     by OSSATE) Day 2: "Accessibility within Training and Employment" "Accessible Infrastructure

     Published At 01/02/2007
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157. FUNDACION UN MAR SIN BARRERAS

     The purpose of the Foundation "A Sea without Barriers" is to make nautical sports and the sailing world accessible to those persons that have been excluded because of the lack of adaptations. The principal projects that the foundation develops are: 1. Workshop School, 2. Nautical Activities Club, 3

     Published At 18/12/2007
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158. AFNOR Workshop: Accessibility for Disabled People to Transport and Tourism Services

     of good practice" (DG Employment and CEN) 2. Meeting customer rights & needs: "how we can focus

     Published At 21/12/2007
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159. ENAT Looks Forward to a Bright Future in 2008

     Ivor Ambrose, Coordinator of ENAT, takes an end-of-year look at what ENAT has achieved, and where it will go next. (This text can be downloaded in PDF format from the right-hand panel). ENAT has come a long way in the two years since we began: 400 registered members in 46 countries 2 international

     Published At 28/12/2007
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160. Bangkok Recommendations on Accessible Tourism in Asia and the Pacific (2007)

     the provisions therein; 2) Those, who are responsible for tourism promotion and disability matters

     Published At 20/01/2008
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