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  • Step 4 (DOCX 36KB)

    money, political power, security, education, accessibility, time, health and wellbeing.

  • Part 4 Priority Outcome Areas Large Print (PDF 487KB)

    Success area this progresses: (c) disabled people's rights and accessibility needs are. ... Accessibility: Accessibility means that disabled people and tāngata whaikaha Māori can access all areas of life in the same way as non-disabled people.

  • Step 2 (DOCX 40KB)

    Good engagement has accessibility and inclusion built into the consultation process.

  • Whaikaha Annual Report 2024/25 (DOCX 2MB)

    Accessibility. Accessibility enables disabled people to participate equally in society – through dignified, independent access to buildings, transport, services like education and health, and information that supports decision-making. ... Our

  • 2020 06 18 Findings of the National LA Survey on Accessibility (PDF 349KB)

    Participation. Thirty-nine percent of councils rated the accessibility of their processes for. ... and belong to, the world around us. 15 Accessibility for disabled people includes:. •

  • Part 4 Priority Outcome Areas Large Print Word (DOCX 171KB)

    d) accessibility, equity, and inclusion supported by a skilled and responsive health workforce. ... Accessibility: Accessibility means that disabled people and tāngata whaikaha Māori can access all areas of life in the same way as non-disabled people.

  • L17806 Senior Advisor NZSL (PDF 194KB)

    Work in an organisation committed to accessibility. Use your advisory, administrative and project management skills to support the NZSL Board to maintain and promote NZSL.

  • L17806 Senior Advisor NZSL (DOCX 111KB)

    Work in an organisation committed to accessibility. Use your advisory, administrative and project management skills to support the NZSL Board to maintain and promote NZSL.

  • Summary Response UN 4 (PDF 108KB)

    This will include developing a common understanding of what “fully accessible” looks like and exploring the feasibility of using legislation to provide for standards and codes for accessibility. ... The launch of an Accessibility Charter14 which is a

  • DDEWG meeting minutes 27 June 2022 (PDF 167KB)

    There has been a government commitment to take this work to scale nationally, as well as a change in Accessibility. ... Disability Data work programme. • Reports to the Minister on the Disability Toolkit and the Accessibility Charter. •