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  • DDEWG meeting minutes 27 June 2022 (DOCX 70KB)

    There has been a government commitment to take this work to scale nationally, as well as a change in Accessibility legislation. ... Key government agencies have signed the Accessibility Charter and made a commitment to change over time.

  • NZDS Short Summary of submissions Māori (DOCX 45KB)

    The draft strategy proposed seven principles: Accessibility, Choice and control, Equity, cultural inclusion and intersectionality, Human rights, Participation and inclusion, Respect and dignity and Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

  • Audio version of the UNCRPD

    Audio version of the UNCRPD. Listen to audio versions of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). Each article is available as a separate MP3 file. Share this content. Share this content.

  • Housing (PDF 473KB)

    Have additional accessibility requirements in housing. • Find their homes unsuitable to live in. ... private and public housing markets. Accessibility. barriers can be compounded by affordability, with.

  • Celebrating International Women's Day 2023

    She conducted an audit of the accessibility of Otorohanga’s public places that resulted in a series of accessibility measures being implemented.

  • Budget 2023 – disability related initiatives

    This initiative provides funding to establish a time-limited, contestable fund, to support MSD-funded family violence and sexual violence service providers to better meet the accessibility needs of disabled people. ... It also provides additional funding

  • Disability data and evidence resources

    High quality disability research and evaluation centres disabled voices, uses inclusive methodologies, and aims to promote social justice, accessibility, and human rights.

  • A more relaxed experience at the pool

    We offer an accessibility guide on our website for pool users so they can familiarise themselves with the facility before visiting:.

  • A brief history of disability in Aotearoa New Zealand

    The Act also legislated compliance for the recently developed New Zealand Standard Building Accessibility Code 4121.

  • 4 5 2026 Request for Procurement policy (PDF 332KB)

    Our commitment to accessibility and equity will enable Māori, Pacific, and Disability led, governed, or managed organisations and regional.