1. Architectural design and planning: barrier-free requirements should be considered in the design and planning of buildings, public facilities and transportation hubs. Use the barrier-free design principle to ensure that people can freely access and use various facilities.
2. Public transportation: barrier-free environment construction should be combined with public transportation system to provide convenient travel conditions. Such as adding blind roads, guiding signs and auxiliary equipment to provide boarding and alighting services for wheelchairs and people with mobility difficulties.
3. Information and communication technology: barrier-free environment construction should be combined with information and communication technology to promote inclusive information acquisition and exchange. This includes enabling people with disabilities to access information and use digital services independently through various assistive devices.
4. Education and employment: barrier-free environment construction should be combined with education and employment opportunities to achieve inclusive education and career development. This includes improving barrier-free facilities in schools, universities, training institutions and workplaces, providing assistive tools, technologies and training, and supporting disabled people to receive education and participate in employment.
5. Social services: Barrier-free environment construction should be combined with social services to meet the needs of the disabled. Such as barrier-free medical institutions, community centers, cultural and entertainment facilities, etc.
6. Public awareness and participation: barrier-free environment construction should be combined with public awareness and participation to promote social inclusion and pay attention to the rights and interests of disabled people. By strengthening publicity and education, we will enhance public awareness of barrier-free environment construction and create a barrier-free and friendly social environment.
The concept of barrier-free facilities
Barrier-free facilities refer to a series of facilities and services established to meet the needs of disabled people and eliminate or reduce the difficulties they face in daily life and social participation. These facilities are designed to provide an equal and barrier-free environment, enabling people with disabilities to move independently, use facilities and enjoy public services.
Various barrier-free facilities, including but not limited to barrier-free access, barrier-free toilets, barrier-free entrances, barrier-free elevators, barrier-free parking spaces, etc. The construction and provision of these facilities aims at achieving social inclusion, enabling disabled people to participate in all fields of activities on an equal footing, enjoy basic rights and interests, and improve their quality of life and autonomy.