Accessibility is a prerequisite for the exercise of constitutional rights and fundamental freedoms.
The Accessibility Centre works to identify, address and remove barriers that prevent equal participation in public life.
About the Accessibility Centre
The Accessibility Centre is a rights-based initiative dedicated to advancing accessibility and inclusion across digital platforms, information systems, public services and the built environment. Its work is grounded in constitutional guarantees, international human rights standards and the lived experiences of persons facing accessibility barriers.
Our Focus Areas
Digital Accessibility
Promoting accessible websites, documents, platforms and digital services in line with recognised accessibility standards.
Access to Information and Communication
Supporting access to information in usable formats and promoting inclusive, respectful and non-discriminatory language.
Built Environment Accessibility
Advancing accessibility in public buildings, service delivery points and physical infrastructure.
Inclusion and Participation
Strengthening participation of persons facing accessibility barriers in civic, social and public processes.
Policy, Law and Standards
Reviewing laws, policies and standards to identify gaps and recommend reforms for accessibility and inclusion.
Capacity Building
Building institutional capacity through training, guidance and technical support.
Publications
The Accessibility Centre produces research, policy briefs, guidance notes and tools to support evidence-based action on accessibility and inclusion.
Our Impact
The Accessibility Centre is in its formative phase.
This section will reflect outcomes, partnerships and learning as the work progresses.
Get Involved
Institutions, organisations and individuals interested in accessibility and inclusion are encouraged to engage with the Accessibility Centre through collaboration, learning and dialogue.