Good Practices

The Access to Communication and Technology Unit (ACTU) provides services to individuals with, complex communication needs, physical and/or sensory difficulties, speech, language and communication needs, and/or learning disabilities, and their families. ACTU assess, support and advise...

The Accessibilité Patrimoine project have been compiled 80 case studies within the protected old building framework in France and in Europe, including activities that goes beyond the barrier-free approach in favor of a creative accessible solutions.

The digital platform Accesibilitas concentrates information of interest in terms of physical, technological and communication accessibility: technical and legal regulations, guides and manuals, news, calls for conferences and courses, multimedia material and much more... 

ACCESSIBLITECH has developed a map of accessible technological solutions, at European level, and a methodology to evaluate technologies that have the potential to improve the quality of life and experience of people with disabilities in the areas of teleworking, eLearning and telecare. 

The Ggantija Archaeological Park features an Interpretation Centre which is Accessible to All for wheelchair users. Accessibility within this site of world importance has been greatly improved with the construction of an interpretation centre and accessible walkways within the prehistoric site...

In Brussels, small and medium-sized businesses wishing to make their premises accessible to people with reduced mobility can apply for a grant...

ESKE offers services related to the promotion of accessibility to companies and other service providers. In their web-page there are videos featuring English subtitles where you can find different kind of situations and obstacles faced by people with disabilities.

The University of Pécs was the first in Hungary to set up a support unit for the disabled (with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, disability, limited vision, hearing impairment, etc.) students or lecturers to facilitate the conduct of their lives.

Tartu 2024, as the European Capital of Culture, is committed to ensuring accessibility for all participants, including people with disabilities, families with young children, the elderly, and non-native speakers. The program includes over 1000 events across Southern Estonia, aiming to provide...