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O14: Critical review of design and development practices that relate to access for people with disability (universal access): Part 2 Performance-based concepts and training requirements - Year 1 (2019/20)

Authors
Kieran Hay
Claudia Trejo
Elysia Caltabiano
Richard Yeo
Tia Gaffney
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This report aimed to identify and review current performance-based concepts/strategies used in the design and planning of universal access (access for all users including people with disability) and to determine whether these may assist in ensuring dignified and defensible accessibility for all users, with a particular focus on people with disability. Training courses available to industry professionals and professional competency requirements were reviewed where possible and any gaps or improvements were identified.

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