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, smart city field, architecture and interior design, lawyers, health, education, tourism, culture
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Who can join? The training course is open to anyone who is interested in learning about accessibility of the built environment. This includes professionals such as: architects, engineers, interior designers, professors, public administration officials and policy makers. Students, members
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-for-all to be used by local authorities and tenderers in relation to calls made in the framework... (construction industry, architects, planners etc) and local and regional authorities in relation
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with the relevant requirements in relation to surfaces; handrails and grab rails; gateways... the Disability Discrimination Act. The standards prescribe detailed requirements in relation
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the Act contains conditions on accessibility in relation to buildings and heritage sites, these areas..., as follows: "In relation to a person, (disability) means a substantial restriction in the capacity
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a pilot study on Standardisation in relation to accessibility of tourism services for disabled people... standards for accessibility in relation to tourism venues or tourism services. Moreover, in the few EU
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with disabilities, in relation to the diverse aspect of accessibility. Needs are not universal... framework for accessibility in relation to goods and services. The only acceptable way is to include
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at improving the skills of the staff employed by local tourism operators with relation to accessibility... by the tourism operators with relation to accessibility in the tourism supply chain To support
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Welcome to this website for the discerning traveller with a wheelchair or special needs regarding facilities and accommodation for people with disabilities. A specialist in wheelchair rehabilitation... personally evaluated by an Occupational Therapist with 22 years experience and team of specialists
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have physical disabilities or specialist needs. Accessible tourism can be defined as tourism travel... of visitors to the country with physical disabilities or specialist needs. The impact of this lack
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