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Good Practice for Providing Reasonable Access to the Physical Built Environment for the Disabled

Objective

The proposal addresses a pan European strategic need to determine the policy, technical expression and business case implications concerning the question of reasonableness as applied to the provision of access and accommodation to disabled persons in the physical built environment. The objectives of the proposed work follow a sequence that commences at the source of the reasonableness issue, that is, the policy decision to ensure equal opportunities for all and the ensuing legislative instruments, embodied in national legislations and EC directives relating to discrimination with respect to persons with disability. The ultimate goal, as in all matters dealing with discrimination against persons with disability should be to provide an output that will benefit the services that are enjoyed by persons with disability. In this case it is envisaged that the final deliverable of the work will be a "Good Practice Guidance" dealing with reasonableness of access and accommodation and a document that puts forward the Business Case for reasonable provision. The former will deal with the technical expression of reasonableness in the physical built environment, while the latter will deal with the socio-economic realities of the issue.

Call for proposal

FP6-2003-SSP-3
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UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
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Woodhouse Lane
LEEDS
United Kingdom

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