Resolution ResAP (2001)1 of the Council of Europe.

The resolution takes as a starting point the right of all individuals, including persons with disabilities, to full participation in the life of the community, which involves the right to access to and use and understanding of all parts of the built environment. It recognises the responsibility and duty of society, and in particular of all occupations working on the built environment, to make it universally accessible to everyone, including persons with disabilities.

Please use the links to download:

• Resolution ResAP(2001)1 on the introduction of the principles of universal design into the curricula of all occupations working on the built environment (“Tomar Resolution”)

• Resolution ResAP(2001)1 on the introduction of the principles of universal design into the curricula of all occupations working on the built environment (“Tomar Resolution”) and Background Information

http://www.coe.int/t/e/social_cohesion/soc-sp/integration/05_recommendations_and_resolutions/presentation.asp#TopOfPage

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