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• Report 1 DAP 2019 2023 (PDF 638KB)

  36. Outcome 5: Accessibility. We access all places, services and information with ease and dignity. ... Name of Agency Ministry of Social Development. Name of work programme Accelerating Accessibility.

• cabinet progress report on disability action plan canterbury 30 april 2012 (DOC 133KB)

  36 Local and central government agencies are making accessibility an integral part of projects they are leading, and will monitor compliance against accessibility standards. ... Ministry of Education, Tertiary Education Commission. Area Two: Improve

• NZS 4121 Environmental Scan and Scoping Exercise Executive Summary Easy Read (PDF 2MB)

  9. Accessibility standards around. the world. 10. Stakeholder workshops. 17. Options for change. ... sensory accessibility. • cultural considerations. Sensory accessibility means. making things easier to use for.

• NZDS 2026 30 Housing Summary Large Print (DOCX 150KB)

  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.

• NZDS 2026 30 Health Summary Large Print (DOCX 149KB)

  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 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

• Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) FINAL (DOCX 7MB)

  B. 3.2.1.8d. When considering Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) for autistic people and their communication partners, accessibility to multiple languages, particularly heritage languages, should be prioritised. ... Compared to dedicated

• NZDS Whaikaha Media Release Large Print (PDF 161KB)

  improved accessibility including in transport. • better, more consistent access to detailed data about.

• Valuing Access to Work 2025 (PDF 652KB)

  These findings reinforce the need for coordinated policies that address educational disparities, workplace accessibility, and inclusive hiring practices. ... Investigating the accessibility, availability, and effectiveness of remote work arrangements in

• NZDS Minister Media Release Large Print (PDF 146KB)

  3. As part of its own strategic intentions, the Ministry of Disabled People—Whaikaha is working to improve accessibility for disabled people.