… /or professional viewpoints of participants to discover how they understand equitable access
to … equitable access and also the current status of equitable access to the curriculum at UCT. …

The number of people with disabilities and frailties who need support and assistance is
increasing. Assistive technologies (ATs) are increasingly playing a central role in supporting …

… In September 2015, when nation states came together to adopt the vision of ‘Transforming
our World’, they put forth a collective agenda, ‘a plan of action for people, planet and …

… Participants indicated that the procurement was so fragmented across numerous government
and non-government actors that it led to low volume, limited supply, and high cost. While …

… elements that allow them to participate in activities despite their limited vision. The purpose
of … However, for visitors who have severe low vision and have not mastered braille, the tools …

… • Participants linked a lack of action on enhancing equitable access to assistive technologies
to broader sustainability concerns for health and social systems. • Without a substantial …

… low-cost, high-fidelity refreshable braille and tactile graphics display has yet to be delivered.
Consequently, the blind and low-vision … the blind and low vision community were effectively …

… Specifically, individuals with blindness or low vision reported … In most cases, blindness or
low vision reduces the ability to … blind or low vision utilised their own cars at a much lower rate …

… who, in cooperation with state and local government, have developed and tested more
effective and equitable methods of participation. Local organizers, deeply rooted in the …

… approaches to equalizing the participation of persons with and without disabilities in tourism,
it is worth making an excursus into the historical development of the participation of PwD in …