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The ANLH is an association of disabled people and able-bodied people. Its aim is to promote social integration of severely physically handicapped people by ensuring that they are provided with housing conditions and an environment suited to their needs. At a more particular level, the association concentrates its activities in six main lines: adapted private housing, assistance in the activities of the daily life (AJV), accessibility, transport, training and research, and information. The ANLH is recognised by Brussels authority as a centre of expert advice in matters of accessibility where it comes to the granting of building permits or urban development. For several years the ANHL has published reference works on accessibility, not only for the Brussels and Walloon regional authorities, but at the European level. Its general concern revolve around the concepts of "the City for All", "housing for all", and "public spaces for all". Some of its publications are designed for specialist bodies (technical documents), and others for the general public. Association Nationale pour le Logement des personnes Handicapées
National Belgian network: Research carried out by the Institute of Architecture and Design (IAD) is organised in the context of research programmes in and through the three following subjects:
Moreover, these research projects are an integral part of networks set up with other research institutions and private companies. Research is funded by internal and external grants. "Universal design" has a long tradition in Denmark, and researchers have many years' experience in practise, in research and in architecture, as well as in the dissemination of knowledge about universal design. In particular, researchers are well acquainted and are interested in methods of design of products and buildings with universal applications. They have a vast fund of knowledge of projects and of practical examples of accessibility in Denmark. They have an extensive network of organisations in this field, both in Denmark and internationally.
Institut de líArchitecture et du design
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SARP SARP is represented in 25 regions. In 1992 it facilitated the founding of the Eastern European Council of Architects. Since 1999 SARP has been a member of the European Council of Architects. The organisation works in partnership with various Polish ministerial departments involved in construction, housing, town planning and the national heritage. It also publishes articles on laws relating to architecture and urban planning. SARP has now begun to implement a policy of ongoing training for architects in Poland. The organisation takes a part in drafting laws and decrees in the fields of architecture and construction in the role of direct partnership with the government.
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