Enhance organisational infrastructure
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At foundation level:
- Make basic accessibility improvements to buildings and digital systems (such as wheelchair access, accessible website) to help equality and human rights implementation
At development level:
- Make regular improvements to infrastructure (buildings and systems) with clear accessibility standards
- Assess buildings and IT systems regularly
- Ensure buildings are physically accessible (wheelchair access, hearing loops, accessible parking)
- Make websites and IT systems accessible and compatible with assistive technologies
- Create efficient processes for impact assessments
- Develop systems that support equality and human rights monitoring and reporting
At advanced level:
- Achieve accessible buildings and systems across the organisation
- Use technology in new ways to remove barriers (translation apps, accessible document formats, flexible working technology, compatibility with assistive technologies)
Suggested Priority: Medium | Suggested Timeframe: Medium (2-5 years)
Understanding priorities and timeframes
Priority levels
- High priority: Essential actions that form the foundation for equality and human rights mainstreaming
- Medium priority: Important actions that build on foundational work
- Low priority: Beneficial actions for advanced implementation
Timeframes
- Short (1-2 years): Actions that can be implemented relatively quickly
- Medium (2-5 years): Actions requiring more extensive planning and resources
- Ongoing: Actions that should continue throughout your mainstreaming journey
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