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Universelt design og FN's verdensmål

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Universelt design skaber inkluderende løsninger, der understøtter FN’s verdensmål og sikrer, at ingen efterlades.

‍Universelt design handler om at skabe løsninger, der tager højde for menneskers forskellige funktionsevner gennem hele livet. Det bygger på en forståelse af, at alle skal kunne deltage på lige vilkår – uanset fysiske, sensoriske eller kognitive forudsætninger.

Verdensmål med plads til alle

‍Leave No One Behind er en central del af FN’s verdensmål og peger på nødvendigheden af at nedbryde barrierer. Ved at anvende universelt design i implementeringen af målene, kan vi sikre, at ingen udelukkes – og dermed skabe mere retfærdige og bæredygtige samfund.

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