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  • initial disability action plan 2014 2018 (DOC 275KB)

    May 2014. Accessibility. This document is available online and in New Zealand Sign Language at. ... 12. Priority: Increase the accessibility for disabled people of the built environment and transport.

  • NZDS 2026 30 Housing Summary Easy Read (PDF 3MB)

    housing. The definitions / meanings will. have information about the. different types of accessibility for. ... houses are being built. 19. 6. Make voluntary guidelines for. accessibility in houses.

  • NZDS 2026 30 Health Summary Easy Read (PDF 3MB)

     how decisions about. healthcare are made.  accessibility to our buildings /. services.  the technology we use like. computers. 16. We want disabled people to take. ... the National Health Index. Disabled people should be able. to link their

  • 2002 Progress Report FINAL (DOC 364KB)

    Te Puni Kōkiri’s national office is accessible to disabled people, and meets accessibility standards.

  • 2011 first nz report on uncrpd (DOC 303KB)

    Improving accessibility is a current priority for the Ministerial Committee on Disability Issues. ... 53 The Government has addressed accessibility of online information for more than a decade.

  • Report 3 DAP 2019 2023 (PDF 1021KB)

    introduction of Accessibility Legislation. Some other major achievements for. outcome five have been that:. • ... disability status. • create an accessibility profile system. COVID-19 has. had little effect.

  • NZDS 2026 30 Housing Summary Large Print (PDF 195KB)

    b) The supply of accessible homes meets the demand, with homes that meet the range and features of accessibility needs. ... d) The housing sector understands the accessibility needs of disabled people and how to build for accessibility.

  • IDEA services review Accessible V2 (DOCX 308KB)

    IN-CONFIDENCE. IN-CONFIDENCE.. Acknowledgements 1. IN-CONFIDENCE. Kī mai koe ki ahau, “He aha te mea nui o tēnei ao?”. Māku e kii atu, “He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata”. Should you ask, “What is the most important thing of this

  • NZDS 2026 30 Health Summary Large Print (PDF 181KB)

    5. Put a system in place so disabled people can record their accessibility needs against their National Health Index (NHI). ... Recording people's accessibility needs will mean those needs can be easily shared with health providers.

  • Whaikaha 2024 BIM (PDF 1012KB)

    The removal of cultural and accessibility barriers to living this identity is a key issue for many tāngata whaikaha Māori. ... This recognises that the key barriers facing most disabled people relate to the accessibility of the services and supports