Innovatív Rendszerek az Európai Fogyatékosságügyi Modellek Alapján Egyesület
Budget
Not declared
EP Access
0
accredited persons
Staff
3
0.75 FTE
EU Grants
None
Mission & Goals
Our organisation is a non-profit, cross-disability initiative dedicated to advancing digital accessibility, inclusive communication and the equal participation of persons with disabilities in social, cultural and public life at national and European level. Our activities are structured around the D-ICA (Digital-Infocommunication Accessibility) Ecosystem, a modular and scalable framework developed by our organisation to support systemic accessibility and inclusion. The D-ICA Ecosystem integrates digital accessibility standards and tools, inclusive communication solutions and accessible experience design, enabling practical implementation across digital platforms, public services, cultural events and large-scale public initiatives. Through research, pilot projects, partnerships and policy-oriented advocacy, we contribute concrete and innovative solutions that support the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and EU accessibility legislation.
EU Legislative Interests
European Accessibility Act (Directive (EU) 2019/882) – implementation and enforcement of accessibility requirements for digital products and services, including ICT, e-commerce, audiovisual media and public-facing digital platforms. UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN CRPD) – EU-level implementation and policy alignment, with a focus on digital accessibility, independent living, access to information and participation in public life. EU Disability Strategy 2021–2030 – contribution to policy dialogue and implementation related to accessibility, inclusion, digital participation and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities. Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) – accessibility aspects of digital platforms, user interfaces and online services affecting equal access and participation. Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) – inclusion of accessibility, non-discrimination and human-centric design principles in AI systems, particularly regarding assistive technologies and inclusive digital services. EU Digital Decade and Digital Europe Programme – promotion of inclusive digital transformation, accessible public services and digital skills for persons with disabilities. EU public procurement and standardisation policies related to accessibility – support for accessibility-by-design approaches in public services, events and digital infrastructures.
Communication Activities
Our communication activities related to EU accessibility and disability policies focus on professional information sharing, stakeholder dialogue and awareness-raising rather than advocacy campaigns. These activities include: • participation in EU-level conferences, stakeholder events, thematic forums and information sessions related to accessibility, digital inclusion and disability rights; • contribution to public consultations, feedback processes and expert discussions organised by EU institutions and agencies; • publication of professional position papers, policy briefs and explanatory materials aimed at supporting the understanding and implementation of EU accessibility legislation; • organisation and participation in workshops, roundtables and pilot demonstrations showcasing inclusive digital solutions and accessible experience design; • dissemination of information through professional networks, websites and digital channels to inform stakeholders about relevant EU policy developments, standards and good practices. All communication activities are conducted in a transparent, non-commercial manner and are aligned with the objectives of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the EU Disability Strategy 2021–2030 and EU digital accessibility legislation.
Interests Represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
Member Of
The organisation has submitted applications for membership to the following European umbrella organisations: – European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities (EASPD) – application submitted, status pending; – European Disability Forum (EDF) – application submitted, status pending. At the time of this registration, the organisation is not a formal member of these organisations and does not hold any governance, voting or decision-making role within them.
Organisation Members
The association has a total of 12 individual members. The governing body (Board) consists of 3 members: – 1 President; – 2 Board Members. The remaining members are ordinary members of the association and do not hold executive or decision-making positions. The association does not have corporate members. Membership is composed exclusively of natural persons.
Additional Information
The organisation has been newly established and does not yet have a closed financial year. Accordingly, the annual costs related to activities falling under the scope of the register cannot currently be determined. The organisation does not carry out advocacy or lobbying activities in return for remuneration; its activities are limited to voluntary, non-commercial professional work and minimal administrative coordination.
Commissioner Meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.