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The Zero Project encourages nominations from all sectors of society – policy makers, startups, academia, civil society, businesses – and especially, those relating to multiple or severe disabilities, humanitarian action, gender equality, the arts, sexual orientation, psychosocial disabilities
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ENAT is a partner of the DIVETOUR project funded by the EU Erasmus+ programme. Targeting students and professionals as well as staff and organisations in tourism and hospitality, DIVETOUR is delivering innovative e-learning tools relating to accessible tourism. The cMOOC, launching in January 2023
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of society – policy makers, startups, academia, civil society, businesses – and especially, those relating
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relating to good practices in different fields promote the exchange of expertise that facilitates
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the detailed analyses of required, ideal information model for disabled tourists, by including disabled people in the whole process elaboration of the training programme model including: theory, practice
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another. The governance model of tourism is a “matryoshka” model, one that because of its overlapping
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. The region needs a body of knowledge on model legislation, technical guidelines and good practices... is a successful example of promoting accessible tourism, and a valuable presence as a model case
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initiatives on the social model of disability and on a human rights approach. Table of Contents 1. FOREWORD 2 2. TERMINOLOGY 4 BASING ALL STANDARDISATION INITIATIVES ON THE SOCIAL MODEL OF DISABILITY
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[18]; The Proposed Model Regulations for Accessible Taxicabs and For-Hire Vehicles (International...-Action-Plan-2011-2015.pdf [19] The Proposed Model Regulations for Accessible Taxicabs and For-Hire... Declaration by adding your name at this page: http://www.destinationsforall2014.com/en/declaration Read
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Country" tourism offer. Based on an already created accessibility model, this project's objective is to further develop the model including required standards for new services and packages within six
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