Universal design and increased accessibility – evaluation of action plan

18.03.2013 - Uncategorized

On behalf of The Ministry of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion, Oslo Economics has evaluated The Norwegian government’s action plan for universal design and increased accessibility 2009-2013. In our opinion, the wide commitment in many sectors
has shown results according to the political vision for Norway to be universal designed by 2025. We recommend the commitment from this action plan to be continued. The evaluation is a collaboration with Universell utforming AS.

Download the report here.

Contact: Håkon Hagtvet

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